Animals harmed
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clunkygirl — 12 years ago(April 25, 2013 12:24 PM)
Yes, I can. I'm one of those "crazy people who care about animal's rights". I see the difference between these pretentious and self-centered directors and humane slaughter (not that I'm a fan, but their is a marked distinction), just know that humane slaughter takes on a different meaning in factory farming vs. local farms if you do care.
Killig for art, fun, or testing out a new shaving cream scent is just plain mean. -
t_bunson — 17 years ago(December 19, 2008 08:04 PM)
"Any of you vegans? No? Then shut the hell up."
Why, yes, I am. Do you have a followup question, captain meaningless?
I have one for you: does it make animal abuse scenes less horrific if an audience eats meat? No? Then shut the hell up.
(Hate to break it to you, but hypocrisy doesn't actually affect the merit of an argument. You're employing something called ad hominem tu quoque.) -
Jack_1515 — 20 years ago(June 18, 2005 11:05 AM)
according to a reputable source "on the set of the mega-flop Heaven's Gatewhere the production crew apparently decapitated chickens, held cockfights, and blew up a horsewhich prompted industry groups to strike a deal with the AHA"
"BLEW UP A HORSE"
any one who supports a movie that subjects animals to that kind of cruelty is sick.
What source? I suppose we should just take your word its reputable? How can you not reveal your source and then tell us if we don't agree with you WE'RE sick? -
gregyoung70 — 20 years ago(August 11, 2005 05:35 PM)
Wow, don't normaly chime in on these things, but that's possibly the funniest thing I have read in a long time. I didn't know the movie was a comedy.
Blamo.
Anyway. The horses were. as someone else has said, killed in the line of duty. Not a good idea and thank god we have found ways to get around such issues.
But they didn't just blow up a horse for god sake.