Hi...I just was wondering.....
Who ever said emotions weren't reasonable? Are emotions unreasonable
because women are soft and touchy-feely and men are the stoic
reason-logic users? It is the "logic" and "reason" of the white male
oppressor class that is destroying the environment through its "logical"
preference of big business and the almighty dollar over plants and
animals and oceans.
Susan
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jan 11 03:49:13 1996
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 02:47:49 -0800
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Ari
>Hi Betty --
> Give Aristotle a big ol' hunk of mouse-burger from the dogs and
>I! As I've watched this meat-debate unravel on eco-feminist-l, I've
>been haunted by the memory of a woman who happened into the boarding
>kennel where I was leaving the dogs for the weekend...this woman was
>leaving 3 cats and 2 dogs, and she had with her (no kidding) about 225
>lbs. of wrapped and frozen steak. Her instructions were that this meat
>was to be the animals' *sole* diet for the duration of their stay.
Good grief! Even my boyfriend, T. Rex, thinks that's a bit much. (Or is he
just slavering after the steak, so to speak?)
> Cleaning up the backyard becomes a real adventure when my dogs
>have had too many hot dogs or other meat snacks...I can only imagine
>what the kennels looked like when occupied by dogs on a pure meat
>diet....!
> Perhaps it's not the same for cats?
Actually my cat gets some sort of nibblies with some meat products and
fibre sort of compost in it. It sure hasn't done them any harm and he likes
it. No straight milk; that produces dihoeria. Some straight meat
occasionally, usually tuna or whitefish products dressed up to look like
canopy spread. (I gave some on crackers to T.Rex and he really liked them.
Someday I'll show him what it was.)
>
> Anyway, I have enjoyed and appreciated your contributions!
Thanks! Nice to have you here too.
Betty
