http://blog.kingsdivinity.org/2009/12/criminalization-of-food/ (formerly Midlands Bible College blog). Comment and blogs by King's faculty. Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:55:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 http://blog.kingsdivinity.org/2009/12/criminalization-of-food/comment-page-1/#comment-2956 Stephen Vantassel Fri, 25 Dec 2009 22:04:13 +0000 http://collegeblog.midbible.ac.uk/?p=932#comment-2956 Thanks for your comments Ollie. I simply wanted the public to realize that the animal rights agenda is permeating our society faster than people realize. Remember, a cardinal doctrine of the animal rights movement is the hatred of people. Now there are certainly some individuals in the movement that are exceptions to this broad stroke. But overall, ARs see humans as a disease on the planet. This is why they typically support abortion but call meat eaters, murderers. Thanks for your comments Ollie. I simply wanted the public to realize that the animal rights agenda is permeating our society faster than people realize. Remember, a cardinal doctrine of the animal rights movement is the hatred of people. Now there are certainly some individuals in the movement that are exceptions to this broad stroke. But overall, ARs see humans as a disease on the planet. This is why they typically support abortion but call meat eaters, murderers.

]]> http://blog.kingsdivinity.org/2009/12/criminalization-of-food/comment-page-1/#comment-2928 Ollie Keenan Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:27:00 +0000 http://collegeblog.midbible.ac.uk/?p=932#comment-2928 I too saw this reported, but on the BBC. I felt the whole thing to be quite extraordinary. I have had the misfortune to watch this programme once, and I have to say from what I have seen, the so-called Bushtucker trials consist of little more than abusing the contestants in the name of entertainment. In the face of this, it comes as something of a surprise to me that government officials have intervened to prevent the future abuse of a rat... I too saw this reported, but on the BBC. I felt the whole thing to be quite extraordinary. I have had the misfortune to watch this programme once, and I have to say from what I have seen, the so-called Bushtucker trials consist of little more than abusing the contestants in the name of entertainment. In the face of this, it comes as something of a surprise to me that government officials have intervened to prevent the future abuse of a rat…

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