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25th March 10, 02:11 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Canuck of NI
I don't think animal activists, who I would otherwise really like to support, much care about whether or not native peoples are involved in the process, or if they starve or live on welfare or not. If said activists in fact do, I hope to see some postive action in that regard. Let us know when that happens.
Rod Coronado immediately comes to mind. There are many people out there who feel just as passionate about the welfare human animals as they do about non-human ones. I think one thing to remember is that people are more than just one thing; animal activists are rarely just animal activists. Most of them see the connection between the earth, the animals, ourselves and everything in between and work to strengthen that connection. Granted, I'm not talking about PETA types here specifically, I have no truck with them. But others who often choose not to affiliate with specific organizations are usually the ones to transcend the "animal activist only" label.
And... I'm done. Sorry to hijack the thread, just had to put my two cents in!
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