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Plant of the Day
Friday 7 August 2020
The sculptural flowers of Carlina acaulis (alpine thistle, Charlemagne thistle, wolf thistle) look great in a rock garden created by a friend. This plant thrives in a location with full sun and a well drained soil.
Jill Raggett
wolfthistle replied to your post “theflyingpizza replied to your post “VA is definitely worse. All...”
Yeeeeep. As I've told friends, "SJW" is kinda the new "dirty hippie." It's used to handwave everyone of certain political stances, not just the extreme.
Exactly.
-Sgt XIII
wolfthistle replied to your post: Sorry for the lack of posts here latel...
Having fun and not arguing with the #NotAllVegans crowd? FOR SHAME >8O (Seriously, kinda jealous. Inquisition looks so good.)
It's been a nice break, though.
And yeah, Inquisition is hella good.
-Sgt XIII
wolfthistle replied to your post “As a long term minecraft player I am interested in the mechanics peta have modded. Apparently you can't kill animals at all, so is it possible to breed endless chickens to crash the server? or is it possible to kill chickens with drowning or lava or anything? Are animals functionally immortal? What about zombie pigmen? Are they pig enough to live or man enough to die?”
Side note: laughing really hard at "pig enough to live or man enough to die."
Too pig to live, and too man to die.
-Sgt XIII
wolfthistle replied to your post “You've said that the plants we eat don't have nutrients because of mass farming, right? Well guess what, those same plants and other fillers (like cow blood) go in the feed of our cattle. Who also focus on quantity over quality. So where is the difference in nutrients? When you eat the carcass of an organism that has been injected with antibiotics, and has released hormones caused by the fear they suffer before their slaughter? Cattle use more than 50% of the antibiotics in the U.S.”
Even in the US, there's still plenty of areas without factory farms. I live in a region where both beef and dairy cattle are largely free range . I wonder how many of these people actually grew up somewhere outside suburbia.
Lots of these vegans seem to have a very narrow perspective of the world, so it doesn't surprise me.
-Sgt XIII
