" Hundreds of thousands of Hindus gathered at a temple in southern Nepal on Tuesday for a ceremony involving the slaughter of more than 200,000 animals, a festival that has drawn the ire of animal-welfare protesters. "
" Hundreds of thousands of Hindus gathered at a temple in southern Nepal on Tuesday for a ceremony involving the slaughter of more than 200,000 animals, a festival that has drawn the ire of animal-welfare protesters. "
Each member of PETA can run head first into an oncoming train.
So like, do they have a fridge to keep them in or was it a waste?
I could take a couple kilo's for bbq purposes.
Whos hungry !!!!!!!!!!
Man you could feed a city on all that meat!
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
Oh, those Japanese...
Napal = Gurkha food
And Gurkha food = Awesome foods
And Gurkha food = Awesome foods
How mean would it be to set up a billboard of this : in africa
in africa
Let's go make a test?
I think that's still morally okay
/or not xD
/or not xD
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
There's one temple in India that has daily sacrifices of hundreds of animals. Then they have an in-house butcher that cuts and cleans the meat for you to take home to eat.
stupid people do stupid things
shocked? not really
although their reasoning is a bit silly
"They continue these animal sacrifice rituals because they believe it is a tradition that can't be broken," said Ram Bahadur Chetri, an anthropology professor at Katmandu's Tribhuwan University. "The people who follow these traditions believe that if they discontinue, then the gods will get angry and there could be catastrophe in the country."
oh like mass poverty, droughts, floods, and sickness? ....oh wait
"It is their tradition and it is fine if they continue to follow it. No one should try to tell them they can't follow what their ancestors did," he said.
does that mean that aztec decedents can still hack out someones heart and throw the body off of a building?
a bit extreme but the example stands, just because your people used to doesnt mean you need to
but whatever, so long as it's not going to waste
don't forget to bring a good quality sharpening tool
shocked? not really
although their reasoning is a bit silly
"They continue these animal sacrifice rituals because they believe it is a tradition that can't be broken," said Ram Bahadur Chetri, an anthropology professor at Katmandu's Tribhuwan University. "The people who follow these traditions believe that if they discontinue, then the gods will get angry and there could be catastrophe in the country."
oh like mass poverty, droughts, floods, and sickness? ....oh wait
"It is their tradition and it is fine if they continue to follow it. No one should try to tell them they can't follow what their ancestors did," he said.
does that mean that aztec decedents can still hack out someones heart and throw the body off of a building?
a bit extreme but the example stands, just because your people used to doesnt mean you need to
but whatever, so long as it's not going to waste
don't forget to bring a good quality sharpening tool
Thiskrazed wrote:
stupid people do stupid things
shocked? not really
although their reasoning is a bit silly
"They continue these animal sacrifice rituals because they believe it is a tradition that can't be broken," said Ram Bahadur Chetri, an anthropology professor at Katmandu's Tribhuwan University. "The people who follow these traditions believe that if they discontinue, then the gods will get angry and there could be catastrophe in the country."
oh like mass poverty, droughts, floods, and sickness? ....oh wait
"It is their tradition and it is fine if they continue to follow it. No one should try to tell them they can't follow what their ancestors did," he said.
does that mean that aztec decedents can still hack out someones heart and throw the body off of a building?
a bit extreme but the example stands, just because your people used to doesnt mean you need to
but whatever, so long as it's not going to waste
don't forget to bring a good quality sharpening tool
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
Don't think PETA has heard of Spain yet ... they have 200+ occasions each year that celebrates stuff that involves killing off animals in large quantities just for fun ...
Bull fighting, throwing goats out of bell towers etc etc ... ask Zimmer the animal molester
Bull fighting, throwing goats out of bell towers etc etc ... ask Zimmer the animal molester
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Better to be safe than sorry. Keep going I saykrazed wrote:
"The people who follow these traditions believe that if they discontinue, then the gods will get angry and there could be catastrophe in the country."
I like peta bread (sp?)
tbh
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
I expect this is not **my** PETA?
People
Eating
Tasty
Animals
?
(old I know - so sue me).
People
Eating
Tasty
Animals
?
(old I know - so sue me).
k brb i have some injuns to burnSamBo wrote:
Better to be safe than sorry. Keep going I saykrazed wrote:
"The people who follow these traditions believe that if they discontinue, then the gods will get angry and there could be catastrophe in the country."
Yeah it's kinda messed up, especially since the majority of sects within Hinduism is all hippie peace loving don't tread-on-a-flower sort of stuff. Traditions or not, it is stupid. Although the BBC article said that most of the meat goes on sale afterwards so it's not just killed and wasted for no reason (well except tradition, which is as good as no reason)
Shut up mek.
yea they ought to go and protest against Gooner's people lolSEREMAKER wrote:
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" Hundreds of thousands of Hindus gathered at a temple in southern Nepal on Tuesday for a ceremony involving the slaughter of more than 200,000 animals, a festival that has drawn the ire of animal-welfare protesters. "
get on xfire mateblademaster wrote:
yea they ought to go and protest against Gooner's people lolSEREMAKER wrote:
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" Hundreds of thousands of Hindus gathered at a temple in southern Nepal on Tuesday for a ceremony involving the slaughter of more than 200,000 animals, a festival that has drawn the ire of animal-welfare protesters. "
On the other hand, If anyone's played Uncharted 2 then you'll realise why shit needs to be done. I think Sam hit the nail on the head right there.
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