NoShine
I play with my Wii
fakemxcan said:
yes, yes she is.
Sony F**ks Up Big Time
- Thread starter En4Neo
- Start date
yes, yes she is.
Celestial
WiiChat Member
Shiftfallout said:
Hmmm, ever think I was a vegetarian?
You really are sick in the head...
Shiftfallout
shiftfallout.com
Celestial said:
so you are a vegetarian that thinks everyone is sick in the head because we eat animals and has differing cultures. Are you going to argue you are not human next?
OK 1up for logic. lol <-- thats sarcasm btw champ
Celestial
WiiChat Member
Funny, you're sick in the head because you said all those things about animal slaughter and didn't even feel bad about it.
Shiftfallout
shiftfallout.com
Celestial said:
No, I am realistic about it. Let me ask you something, how do you supply the world, with billions of people with meat to eat? In order to meet the demand of the human population, you have to farm animals as you would wheat. Grow them, and cut them up so that mankind can eat. Humans need a good balance of meats and plants. That is when we are at our best state. I do not feel bad for the animals, nor do I feel good about them. Its just reality. And the reality is, humans need to eat. Rational thinking beings need to be put first, everything else below us comes last. This is natural, this is reality.
Im sorry your head is filled with rainbow visions of a happy perfect world where all animals can think and talk, skip and frolic in perfect harmony. But, get real will ya.
Celestial
WiiChat Member
Realistic about it... you didn't have to go into detail about what they do to animals... Most vegetarians would think that same, so maybe we should all get real..?
Shiftfallout
shiftfallout.com
Celestial said:
The greatest insult you can give, is turning a blind eye to the truth. It really is sad how they treat animals when it comes to mass suppying them as a resource, but to say you are a vegetarian and then not want to know the truth is pathetic. If you are going to be agaist something, you better have the balls to know the facts and accept them. The US and its allies are partially responsible for Saddams hanging. Because I supported the fall of saddam, even though i did not want to watch it, i forced myself to watch the video of his execution. I am not pathetic that i would flee from that responisbility. If you are for or agaist something, its your responisbility to face it head on instead of being a coward.
If you are against animals as food, or how they are supplied, then its your dutey to accept the details, to know the details, and not cry about them whenever they are mentioned. Dont be a coward.
I dare you to get onto youtube, type chick and convayer belt, and just watch how animals are mass supplied to give humans food. If you cant handle my words, then you will be puking after watching the videos. If you are for or agaist something, you have a responsibility to face the truth head on, to face what you believe.
Add: here i made it easy for you. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=chicks conveyor belt&search=Search (warning, dont watch if you are a coward)
Last edited:
Celestial
WiiChat Member
I really don't want to see it, I'm a coward, Ok? You happy now? I know what happens to them, that doesn't mean I should be ok with it...
that was disgusting. there's no excuse to exploit animals in cruel, inhumane manners such as decapitation for a simple party. it's not over-reacting--it's being morally just.
if the article is in fact true, sony screwed up royally. even if the game they were promoting featured blood, gore and topless women, it's still just a game, not to be re-enacted in real life, with real people and real animals. after all, that's the reason we have violent games, right? because they're rage-filled fantasies of ours that we wouldn't, in a million years, ever commit ourselves? apparantly not, as sony has grotesquely demonstrated for us all.
no, they didn't kill that goat "for food." let's be real: if they really slaughtered that animal for consumption purposes, would they have honestly left the headless goat for display while we eat it? is sony so compassionless as to exhibit a decapitated, lifeless goat, and so ignorant as to believe that human beings aren't civilized enough to eat out of a serving plate? yes, we are carnivores, but we're civilized carnivores, and most of us who have grown up in non-third-world cultures have grown accustomed to plates and forks. surely, the folks at sony are mature enough to realize this; or maybe it's just me :wtf:
sony needs to rethink their marketing strategies. if we truly want to avoid another virgnia tech or columbine massacre, the gaming industry must do their part and come together to brainstorm different, effective techniques to market their "mature" games but, at the same time, express to its impressionable market that real-life, tangible violence is, in all shapes and forms, unacceptable, at any level (humans and animals alike). this was a serious marketing crime on sony's behalf, displaying social irresponsibility and a total lack of compassion for the living dimension beyond theirs.
let us not forget that animals have certain rights as well, and being treated unjustly violates a fundamental part of their existance. we are a civilized society, one in which we pride ourselves at being the best in what we do. if we are to turn a blind eye to this atrocity and shrug it off like a C- on a paper for a class we don't particularly care for, we are, in turn, making a statement as to our moral beliefs not only as an individual, but also as a society and nation, one rooted in christian beliefs and values. the moment we forget that, the moment we revert back to prehistoric behaviors. and you don't wanna live in a cave, do you?
if the article is in fact true, sony screwed up royally. even if the game they were promoting featured blood, gore and topless women, it's still just a game, not to be re-enacted in real life, with real people and real animals. after all, that's the reason we have violent games, right? because they're rage-filled fantasies of ours that we wouldn't, in a million years, ever commit ourselves? apparantly not, as sony has grotesquely demonstrated for us all.
no, they didn't kill that goat "for food." let's be real: if they really slaughtered that animal for consumption purposes, would they have honestly left the headless goat for display while we eat it? is sony so compassionless as to exhibit a decapitated, lifeless goat, and so ignorant as to believe that human beings aren't civilized enough to eat out of a serving plate? yes, we are carnivores, but we're civilized carnivores, and most of us who have grown up in non-third-world cultures have grown accustomed to plates and forks. surely, the folks at sony are mature enough to realize this; or maybe it's just me :wtf:
sony needs to rethink their marketing strategies. if we truly want to avoid another virgnia tech or columbine massacre, the gaming industry must do their part and come together to brainstorm different, effective techniques to market their "mature" games but, at the same time, express to its impressionable market that real-life, tangible violence is, in all shapes and forms, unacceptable, at any level (humans and animals alike). this was a serious marketing crime on sony's behalf, displaying social irresponsibility and a total lack of compassion for the living dimension beyond theirs.
let us not forget that animals have certain rights as well, and being treated unjustly violates a fundamental part of their existance. we are a civilized society, one in which we pride ourselves at being the best in what we do. if we are to turn a blind eye to this atrocity and shrug it off like a C- on a paper for a class we don't particularly care for, we are, in turn, making a statement as to our moral beliefs not only as an individual, but also as a society and nation, one rooted in christian beliefs and values. the moment we forget that, the moment we revert back to prehistoric behaviors. and you don't wanna live in a cave, do you?
Last edited:
rishi 20
Banned
My Comp Didnt Let Me See It
Wat Happend In It Briefly
Wat Happend In It Briefly
kiraownsurmom
Man Points: Over 9000
holy crap...sony went over the edge.cool
Solard
WiiChat Member
- Jan 13, 2007
- 326
- 1
sry, didnt read all of dodo birds post =(
tbh, you have to in some way side with shift, afterall animals are slaughtered just for food, and that goat was going to feed humans. ive never truly cared for animal rights (or at least animals that are used for food) but even if it was done in Greece face it: it was shown in America. It was indeed cruel to have a dead animal on a cover of a magazine. It was stupid, and over-the-top. even if you dont have a problem with it, there are plenty people who do, and who will not buy sony products because of this. Sony made a bad mistake. (if it was indeed sony, but regardless...)
tbh, you have to in some way side with shift, afterall animals are slaughtered just for food, and that goat was going to feed humans. ive never truly cared for animal rights (or at least animals that are used for food) but even if it was done in Greece face it: it was shown in America. It was indeed cruel to have a dead animal on a cover of a magazine. It was stupid, and over-the-top. even if you dont have a problem with it, there are plenty people who do, and who will not buy sony products because of this. Sony made a bad mistake. (if it was indeed sony, but regardless...)
Robertking1123
Guitar Hero 2 Lover
i thought the official playstation mag was even being made anymore. i was reading a PSM and it was said that they where the only playstation mag out since the OPSM stop printing. maybe that just in the US.
