More contradictions by Spew Vile.

He keeps saying meat is murder, Gaia will have revenge on us for eating her children. He also says that animals have souls, and are higher beings than humans in his made up Aluna worlds.

He mentions animals like the Praying Mantis, White Tigers, Panthers, Wolves, Bears and many others.

Most of these creatures he goes on about are predators and so are obviously committing murder by killing and eating Gaia's children. So why are they higher than humans in these other worlds, if they are committing murder like we do here on Earth?

Wolves are a creature who will actually kill their own kind. If a wolf not of their pack comes into their territory, they will hunt it down and kill it, not to eat, but because it becomes a threat to them, either to their pups or to their food source.

When a male lion overthrows the male leader of a pride, he kills all the offspring that would otherwise carry the genetic line of his vanquished rival. The mothers do not stop him, though acting together they could. They submit to his rule.

Bears are known to hunt salmon after hibernation, and eat only the head, leaving the rest as waste.

When humans perform similar traits it is stated by Spew Vile as against the rule of Gaia. So why does Gaia allow the animals to do this kind of behaviour, and make them higher order beings in these other worlds?

To follow the wolf analogy, it would be OK for me to kill another man who entered my property, based on the fact he may be threatening my children or going to take my cattle.

If it is alright for lions to kill zebra, why is it not alright for me to kill a cow for meat? I don't hunt the cow, I don't make it quail in terror as I chase it more miles and then badly injure it before killing it. I kill it quickly and quietly, and try to use all parts of the beast.

Spew Vile, you are full of sh.t!

The Silent Watcher