Why I Support The Clubbing of Baby Seals. (rant against animal rights and vegetarians).

I am getting sick of all the wining animal-rights people are doing over the clubbing of baby seals. Seals =/= people. The problem with animal-rights people have is that they determine a creatures value based upon how cute it looks. Beauty is of course in the eye of the beholder, like color, it has no actual existence. If we were a super intelligent insect species, we would see grass hoppers and ants as being cute. Mammals of course would be viewed as disgusting (or at least as an inferior species).

While many animal rights folk would disagree, intellect is what makes humans great, it is what sets us apart from the rest of the animal kingdom. Humans are better than all other animals because we are vastly superior in this field. There is currently a war between us and all other species for resources, and the more humans that exist on this planet, the more of a struggle there will be for resources. We cannot pretend that non-humans are humans, and deserve equal treatment. If we do, than our civilization will be overrun by animals, and the human race will die off. This may sound insane, but that is what would be our inevitable fate. Imagine a world where rats and cockroaches were as free as humans, and where it were considered murder to kill either? Imagine the disease? Imagine all of the animal predators that would be free to reproduce and attack humans (we can't kill them off, because that would be murder). I want to stress that this is not a straw-man argument. It is the end which animal-rights folk seek to attain. They want animals to have human rights. When they claim that the clubbing of baby seals is murder, then they view the act of killing a seal as being equal to that of killing a human (making their importance equal). But what is it that makes baby seals important in the eyes of animal-rights people? Is it because they are mammals? Well, no. If this were the case then they would be even more pissed off at the killing of mice and rats (many more of them are killed each year). Is it because they are seen my humans as being cute? Yes! Is it because they are relatively intelligent creatures? (when compared to all other animals) Yes!

The point here is that both animal-rights activists, and those who are pro-clubbing of baby seals are on equal grounds here. We both value life based upon our own personal-human-perception of the world. This has nothing to do with open mindedness. In my mind, I view human life as being the ultimate on this planet, all other life is inferior and should not get in the way of human progress. 

Animal-rights people of course have not thought this out very much. I find that such people tend to be close-minded and angry. They use projection to imagine a human mind with emotions, pain, pleasure and general experience inside the heads of non-humans. In other-words, they incorrectly view all animals that have similar human qualities (hair, two eyes etc.) as BEING HUMAN. This is a big mistake, and it is just an over-extension (or as Dawkins would say: "a misfiring) of evolutionary hard-wiring. We are hardwired to want to love and protect things which we view as cute; this is because of the nurturing instincts we have towards human-babies. The thing is, open-mindedness does not apply to those that are only acting based upon instinct. Animal-rights people are merely acting upon their own instincts (which are misfiring). I say misfiring because the part of the mind responsible for behaving in such ways is only intended for humans.

Another 'misfiring' is our hard-wiring against cannibalism. Animal rights people perceive certain animals (cows, seals, etc.) subconsciously, or perhaps even consciously, as being human. This is why they find it disgusting to think about eating meat. We view the eating of human meat disgusting (well most people do). Here again, vegetarians mind-fuck (pardon my french) themselves into thinking that all meat = human meat. This causes that part of the brain that is revolted against eating human meat to be triggered. This is not open-mindedness, but delusional paranoia.

My final point here is that vegetarians (much overlap with the animal-rights crowd) refuse to eat meat, but they have no problem eating plants. They will claim "well, plants don't feel pain". But this is not the real answer, because even if the animal was given pain killers so that it felt no pain—they would still not eat it. The pain thing is just an excuse, it is the fact that these forms of life are more human-like than plants are. So it is not that they are against killing life in order to live, but that they don't want life that appears to be human-like to be killed. The difference here between vegetarians and those that eat meat is that we know that other animals are not humans, and act normally—vegetarians are fooled into thinking that all human-like animals are human, and they of course don't want to cannibalize.

My main point here is that if we stop clubbing baby seals, then we must stop killing all other forms of life on this planet, otherwise we would be hypocrites in valuing one form of non-human life as being higher than another.

Well, I'm going to go make me some eggs and sausage now. Enjoy your carrots you wimpy pricks.

P.S. If you try to point out any grammatical/punctuation mistakes, keep in mind that I didn't proof read this, so there probably are many (so you get no cookies or pats on the back). In other words, doing this shows butt-hurt feelings and an inability to refute any of the points made.

Have a great day! Thanks for stopping by :)

I don't really support the clubbing of baby seals, I think it is sad and a brutal practice. I just like to pick on animal-rights people, it's funny to watch them get all emotional.