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your fucking ELF informant motherfucker. you deserve to have the shit beat out of you, you cowardly phony-ass cry baby. here are a bunch of individuals with the courage to try to go against the capitalistic, anti-environmental bullshit that's been waging war on this country, more shamefully during the past 6 years of our current administration, and you chose to be a fucking baby nark. it is so depressing hearing about all of these people being nailed recently by the FBI on account of your traitor ass. these people have had the nerve to go to war against the establishment on behalf of the wildlife its been screwing over since the dawn of humans and you rat them out. i hope you enjoyed selling your soul in exchange for imprisonment of these noble activists. you fucking judas, i hope your guilty concience plagues you forever.
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Yeah. You guys are really scary.
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Okay, Terrorist. |
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The 'elf' does nothing but discredit the cause of environmentalism. What kind of lame-ass jerk would try to destroy a forest research project like the one they tried to torch a few years ago. They are no different than the terrosists who attack abortion clinics or the terrorists who threaten animal researchers.
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Others have explained why you are a turd. I will explain why you are ignorant. From the timing of this post, I presume you are referring to the recent guilty pleas of the "noble activists". You just fucking don't get it, do you? They are the informants! They've pleaded guilty; four others are scheduled for trial. The three who've copped pleas will testify for the government; based on that testimony they will receive greatly reduced sentences. They are cowardly fucktards. Anybody stupid enough to do what they did is a cowardly fucktard. Then they each made a deal 'cuz they were looking at real jail time, and they shat themselves. Rich white kids don't make good terrorists.
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i just want to point out that they are different in that they don't attack people, only property. with this in mind, i think it's lame to call them "terrorists". "saboteurs" would be more appropriate, imo. |
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--Judean People's Front. We're the People's Front of Judea! Judean People's Front. Cawk. --Wankers. Or maybe 'wankers.' |
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Contact: Americans for Medical Progress for good information that counters peta claims. |
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To answer your (presumably rhetorical) question: If the infrastructure has an intrinsic military value (regardless of whether it is fulfilling a specific military function), or was targeted by the workers in said infrastructure, as in a dispute with management, then it would fit the definition of "sabotage". If, on the other hand, the infrastructure is targeted for some political purpose or against a government or other social authority, it would be defined as "terrorism". Examples: deploying military commandoes to destroy a steel mill during wartime is sabotage; organizing a cell to fly civilian aircraft into the side of a building when no official state of war has been declared is terrorism.
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without a doubt the people who bomb abortion clinics are terrorists. I believe that even most people on the anti-abortion side would consider clinic bombers to be terrorists.
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Bombs and terror are wrong, regardless of how right or wrong the cause is. Period.
Violence to stop violence slightly misses the point. |
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and any animal rights activist can never make a distinction between human and animal in any arguement. plus animals dont live in the comfort of any home. they live in a cruel world where if its not a human bopping them upside its a polar bear eating them. and why do the needs of a polar bear outweight needs of my fur consumption? if i go along with the "animals are equals to humans" then its my animal instinct to kill things that keep me warm...i just have a good set of tools and knowledge how to do it. you know why i would test ink on a monkey? cause we dont want to sell toxic ink to people. are you suggesting ld50 tests on people? |
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I dont advocate skinning the homeless because in every person there is potential to make my life better, and it would be prohibitively more expensive than killing a cow. now choosing textiles over fur is a matter of choice. just because the option is there doesnt mean i need to exercise it, does it? what if i prefer the feel of fur, the look of fur, the moral outrage it causes some people? and its important to establish the threshold of toxicity before releasing to public. id much prefer tests on the lethality of di hydrogen monoxide on chimps than on humans. |
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1. To inflict maximum economic damage on those profiting from the destruction and exploitation of the natural environment. 2. To reveal to, and to educate the public about the atrocities committed against the earth and all species that populate it. 3. To take all necessary precautions against harming any animal - human and nonhuman. I really just don't think it makes sense to lump this group in with people who deliberately kill other people. "Sabotage" is accurate here even if not in the legal sense but if you don't like that then how about "vandalism"? "Terrorism" is just way too overused and I think it's ridiculous to apply it to the acts of an organization that goes out of its way to avoid harming people. |
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"Dog carcass in alley this morning, tire tread on burst stomach. This city is afraid of me. I have seen its true face." |
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Its only a matter of time til these dumbasses kill someone. I don't think they qualify as terrorists, but they have no right destroying property of any kind.
If you torch a new house construction because you love trees, a new house is going to be built on the ashes. That's even more of a waste. Thanks to you. |
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The action was anti-civilization, anti-knowledge, anti-truth, anti-reason and ultimately anti-environment. It was worthy of the Nazi Brownshirts. The people who did it are fucking filth, and they deserve everything they get and worse. I'd like to see them go up in a fire. I hope they die in that prison. |
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How about this: one fourth of the world's supply of showy stickweed, an endangered species, was destroyed in that fire, along with all of the research associated with it, which was focused on how to protect the genetic diversity of urban environments. Didn't think about that, did you, fuckwit? God damn, I would like ten minutes in a locked room with these assholes and a tire iron. |
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Let's not forget that the attack on the Center for Urban Horticulture actually killed two snakes which had a home there. Way to protect lifeforms, losers!
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