I watched the new Texas Chain Saw Massacre tonight. I need to watch the original again to compare the two. When I got home I decided to do some internet investigating of the claim that the film was "inspired by actual events". It is in fact "inspired" by a lovely mid-western man named Ed Gein although most of the story is sensationalized and pure,
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I, myself, think that it is crazy that everyone drinks milk which comes from tortured animals and contains puss, urine, and blood...
Other people call it murder if you go to a doctor and have him suck out a bunch of coagulated cells that, in eight months, would be called a human.
What is the difference between Gein making human skin lampshades and us relaxing at home on leather couches? Sure, Gein lacked social skills and understanding of consequences and such. But, his actions, overall, caused just the same ammount of pain to the world.
-Austin
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We are supposed to be ambassotors of the world (it says that somewhere in the bible) but instead we trash the world. Three things that I'd like to point out:
1 ton of toxic waste is produced by the u.s. military every minute.
10% of nursing mothers who were vegetarians had ddt in their breast milk.
90% of nursing mothers who were meat eaters had ddt in their breast milk.
I disagree about coming a long way. We are poisoning ourselves. Pollutining like mad. And more selfish than ever.
I if I had it my way. I'd take us all back to the acricultural age. Where the most complex tool is a hoe.
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its sooo nasty. i seriously was on the verge of tossing cookies enough times in the first 20 minutes that i had to hide my head and fall asleep.
its just nasty.
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