Tom wrote .
...which will make them show quite some human behaviour as they quickly adapt to the 'welfare' service... getting their little a**es up less, loosing endurance and ability to struggle... and in the end, once further service is refused, most of them are bound to premature death.........
There's some assumptions here
1 once I am unable to continue the welfare service no one else will take it up.
thats wrong ...in fact I am just one of a long line of people who have done this .
2 I can assure you that the birds I feed can all be seen and heard at and before dawn getting their little asses up . The hunting and gathering proceeds at pace all day . All I'm doing is compensating for the loss of hunting grounds .
All you're doing Tom is parroting the dogma handed down by people who really cant be fucked to do anything . The same sort of people who dont allow dogs into national parks because someone said their faeces promoted weed growth
. Funnily enough I KNOW the bloke who came up with that little gem and I can tell you that a.) he now admits it was wrong and b.) he's a right prat .
Jeez people love their little rules don't they ,they make life so easy dont they . Just spit up the currently accepted dogma and it's win win win. You dont have
to do anything , you get that lovely warm feeling of being in the club ,plus the added ability to look down on everyone else .
And one more thing... they are ALL bound for premature death anyway . Such an aristocratic argument Tom .
It reminds me of a Fillipino rich bitch I met at a party saying "oh my people aren't ready for democracy yet " Well my feathered friends are ready for their dinner everynight and in fact I'm off to the supermarket to buy it right now or perhaps you'd prefer it if I wove a cane and rafia fishing net and fashioned a couple of spears and bows and arrows... tucked 'em in my cod pouch and went hunting . So much more NATURAL
