Vivisectors Pathologize Animal Rights Workers
-S Shriver-
| Vivisectors are coophobic-psychotics. Lab animal torturers, vivisectors of sentient living beings, researchers who for fame, money or curiosity inflict agony on animals, often dismiss animal rights workers, terming them guilty of ‘sentimentality’. Many of them ignore the countless nonviolent alternatives which are more accurate, less expensive and less time consuming.These selfserving pseudoscientists have even attempted to pathologize activists, coining the term zoophil-psychosis, as if a 6 syllable word will justify their sadism. Their fabricated word literally means that love of animals is a sickness. No, the opposite is true. Objectification of animals is a sickness. These zoophobic-psychotics have inflicted unspeakable pain on trillions of animals. Consider Rene Descartes who nailed dogs’ paws to tables so that they could not escape his knife. Compare these legally protected murderers to Albert Einstein, who said in his autobiography that angels gave him the theory of relativity in a dream, or the discoverer of the benzene ring who had a vision of a snake biting his tail. Before that, none it is said, knew that molecules came in rings. Consider the inventor of the sewing machine who dreamt of Native Americans holding spears with holes in their tips (sewing needles). Then there is Schumann who had a series of painful explosions in his ears, after which he began to hear sublimely beautiful music. He wrote that he was not a composer but a secretary of what he heard. Whenever there is a question, a disease, God, self realized masters, angels are ready to give the answer without the torture of animals. Spiritual teachers advise that we pray for our foes, not just the animal carvers in labs but legislators, that this sadism be outlawed. Torture of powerless feeling animals in labs is not science but a primitive barbaric crime. “We have moved away from studying human disease in humans. … We all drank the Kool-Aid on that one, me included. … The problem is that [animal testing] hasn’t worked, and it’s time we stopped dancing around the problem. … We need to refocus and adapt new methodologies for use in humans to understand disease biology in humans.” Former NIH director Dr. Elias Zerhouni https://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-experimentation/alternatives-animal-testing/ |
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