🚀 go-pugleaf

ok...change "need" for "desire"

feel better ?

Does changeing it to desire now make it right to put people behind bars
for long periods of time for a near universal "desire"

well....I guess to you it does.....



mowen wrote:
> 
> Hackman <"hacker(nospam)"@jump.nospam.net> wrote in article
> > mowen wrote:
> > >
> > > Hackman <"hacker(nospam)"@jump.nospam.net> wrote after:
> > > > The need of man to alter his conscience is universal...heck, I should
> > > > have said animal and not man, for this is something that isn't
> > > > limitted to just man...watch a cat sometimes with catnip.....
> > >
> > > I'm not aware of any such universal need... perhaps I missed something.
> 
> > perhaps you have...or maybe you should do a bit of animal research...me,
> > I see it all the time....
> 
> See proves Need????
> So then perhaps you know the universally recommended daily allowance of
> catnip for cats and/or the varied required daily doses of alcohol NEEDED to
> sustain human physical and/or emotional life from cradle to grave?
> I don't.
> 
> > > "I fear animals regard man as a creature of their own kind which has in
> > > a highly dangerous fashion lost its healthy animal reason...."
> > > Friedrich Nietzsche (1887).
> 
> > > I don't know about your universal cat, but my cat "needed" water,
> > > and liked catnip; and I will admit to liking (a cultivated attraction,
> > > I might add) chocolate, but not "needing" it...
> 
> > by-the-way, chocolate is BAD for cats....
> 
> and I hear alcohol isn't all just the GOOD advertisers make it out to be
> for people.
> 
> > > So maybe the cat perspective is going to lead to thinking that
> > > "Bats have no bankers and they do not drink
> > > and cannot be arrested and pay no tax
> > > and, in general, bats have it made."
> > > John Berryman, "The Dream Songs" (1969).
> > >
> > > and what do rocks need ... might there then be a suggestion that they
> > > have it made best of all and yet somehow we are one with them
> > > in the alcohol and law debate?
> >
> > ????  You've lost me here.....
> 
> Maybe makes us even... but I was vaguely attempting to suggest that one
> searching for universal common grounds or comparisons might reach too far
> in some elements...