From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2017032223443360992-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > not extreme .... shot in the head is common on farms. Left to die on the   
   > path is what native americans did .. or so one told me.  Put out to starve   
   > would be what would have happened if we had put out cat outside. She was   
   > way past being able to survive in nature.   
      
   When their nature changes to being your companion and one of the family, so   
   does the way in which they survive.   
      
   > I could kill if necessary, if that's what you mean.   
      
   No, that's not at all what I mean. What I means is that rationalizing one   
   kind of killing can and often does easily spread to other kinds of   
   killing...I'm referring of course to Unjust killing and not killing in self   
   defense i.e. to prevent being killed oneself.   
      
   > you really do live in a fantasy world.   
      
   The more accurate term is Idealistic.   
      
   > I mean that with all kindness, but it's true.  In the real world,   
   > sometimes action has to be taken.  Either do or don't, and not acting is   
   > still acting.   
      
   Depends on What the action is, and Rush has lyrics in their song "Freewill",   
   that say:   
      
   If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice.   
      
   > so did you watch bugs die over a course of a few days or weeks or months   
   > ???   
      
   Bugs, as in insects? Sure, I've seen that. I've been into entomology.   
      
   > and if it can't ?   
      
   If their suffering can't be mitigated, then I want to know why it so   
   commonly is for humans!!!   
      
   > I've seen some of those. They are creepy.   
      
   Jim   
      
   It's probably only a matter of their showing off.   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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