Quote from Virtuoso:
I can't believe that PETA equates Jews killed in the Holocaust to Pigs slaughtered for human consumption
I think the comparison is just great, if one doesn't want to include a huge dosage of hypocrisy into the equation.
Truthful and straight to the point.
âWhen I see cages crammed with chickens from battery farms thrown on trucks like bundles of trash, I see, with the eyes of my soul, the Umschlagplatz [the spot in the Warsaw Ghetto where Jews were forced onto trains leaving for the death camps]. When I go to a restaurant and see people devouring meat, I feel sick. I see a holocaust on their plates.â
â Georges Metanomski, Holocaust survivor who fought in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising
http://www.masskilling.com/
"In his groundbreaking book, Eternal Treblinka, author and Holocaust educator Charles Patterson notes that â[d]uring the twentieth century two of the worldâs modern industrialized nationsâthe United States and Germanyâslaughtered millions of human beings and billions of other beings. Each country made its own unique contribution to the centuryâs carnage: America gave the modern world the slaughterhouse; Nazi Germany gave it the gas chamber.â
More than 28 billion animals are killed for food in the U.S. alone every yearâthatâs more than four times the human population of the entire planet. To maximize profits, animals are raised on factory farms, which are essentially concentration camps for animals. Cows, calves, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and other animals are kept in small cages or stalls, often unable to turn around. They are deprived of exercise so that all of their bodiesâ energy goes toward producing flesh, eggs, or milk for human consumption. They are fed drugs and are genetically altered to make them grow larger or produce more milk or eggs than nature originally intended."
http://www.masskilling.com/mdh.asp
"Auschwitz begins wherever someone looks at a slaughterhouse and thinks: they're only animals."
--Theodor Adorno
Our grandchildren will ask us one day: Where were you during the Holocaust of the animals? What did you do against these horrifying crimes? We won't be able to offer the same excuse for the second time, that we didn't know.
--Dr. Helmut Kaplan"
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