Last week I went to the exhibition of Real Pirates
this was an exhibit based on a real pirate ship that sank in Massachusetts, the Whydah...
http://www.sdnhm.org/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/real-pirates/
I learn so much about pirates and I turn to admire them,
http://www.sdnhm.org/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/real-pirates/
I learn so much about pirates and I turn to admire them,
they robbed
mostly Slave Ships,
then they set free the slaves and make them part of
their crew,
most pirate ships had at least a 60% crew of slaves,
indian
americans, latin people,
and they always split their gold in equal parts
&
had elections to choose captains...
I learn also a lot about
slavery...
the slave ships, now the resemblance between
the slave ships, now the resemblance between
human slavery
and what we do now
with the animals was an uncanny painful part
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| before it was humans |
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| now it is animals |
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| overcrowded and abused |
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| overcrowded and abused |
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| entire families suffering abuse for others profit |
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| intelligent beings being abuse for food |
2 comments:
You are absolutely right, Berenice.Unfortunately, time is not ripe for these considerations to be implemented.
I am quite sure: as long as we don't treat animals with respect, we will be unable to solve our own problems.
Cheers to you
Georg
Hi Herr Georg. I think time is ready Herr Georg, we just have to do it, otherwise our planet might just NOT take it any longer, we are finishing off natural resources at a speedy rate by raising animals for food, is scary!
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/is-the-livestock-industry-destroying-the-planet-11308007/?no-ist
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