It Gives A Deep Insight Into The Great Primal Fear Of The So-called Beast, The Fear Of The Most Brutal

It gives a deep insight into the great primal fear of the so-called beast, the fear of the most brutal creature that has ever existed on earth, human beings, of being eaten by a fish threatened with extinction.

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I think the outrage would be enormous if there were cut-off arms and feet dangling up there.

I always hope there is no parallel universe in which a cruel species cuts off the arms and legs of a species of humans out of pure indulgence and superstition and then puts them back on the ground to die.

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I am in favour of sustainability in fishing - you can only take what can grow back.

If you kill a living creature to distort it, you have a responsibility to ensure that the creature has led a species-appropriate life until its death. And the absolute responsibility that its life is ended with maximum efficiency and with the least possible resources.

At the same time, the living creature must be completely utilised as food only in this way is it sustainable.

I am not against the consumption of meat, but it can be reduced to a minimum.

By buying only high-quality and sustainable meat from your local environment.

By the way, I don't make the completely nonsensical distinction between meat and fish because the meat from fishermen is substantial.

It's just an immoral distinction so that you can say: I don't eat meat! Which is factually wrong and an untruth.

If you really must eat meat do it with great humility and consider the luxury of the gift.

And eating sharks is real rubbish for morons who also eat the rhino horn from the rhino horn because they are addicted to the superstition that it makes them more potent.

Sometimes it's hard to believe how stupid people can be and how unscrupulous others can be to make money out of their stupidity.

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It's really interesting how this topic has turned into such a scandal. Which is complete bullshit, just to polarise and divide. I was once in a great club in Luxembourg where there were only cubicles with no gender indication, just toilets and someone got upset about going into the same room one after the other to relieve themselves.

In the Roman Empire, everyone sat together in the same room in the loo and without separation by walls, face to face and talked to each other. How it all changes so beautifully culturally until the class struggle over which gender should shit where.

A neutral room labelled toilet or restroom is the most sensible solution to a problem that is not a problem.

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Just between us, even the biggest advocate of gender segregation will go to the wrong gender toilet in an absolute emergency unless he/she/it is a real "environmental prick" and shits where it is really inappropriate.

Donald Trump is like a terrible accident in the opposite lane - you don't want to look but you have to!

The slogan comes from television.... and yes it hurts.

No real.....!

Where have all the virtues gone? Which are brought up again and again!

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A little flower sprang from the ashes.

Where I always liked the ashes better, yes, and I like flowers.

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What I don't like to see anymore though are people with band t-shirts which they have never listened to, what's with the design beats sound, sad smile!

Jazz is about being in the moment.

Herbie Hancock

Even if it's just a DJane, it's a feast for the ears that gets the legs moving.

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Fortunately, penguins are always well-dressed, which is something you sometimes miss with idiots.

There's another cruel difference: penguins 🐧 eventually die out, idiots don't.

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On my own behalf, I always enjoy reading your blog @x-heesy