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If you post biblical scriptures in your yard...(like so many do here in TN)

I better not see your animal being treated like garbage... Cause you know damned well God did NOT put animals on this planet to be treated like trash... Put your money where your mouth is.. 🤦‍♀️

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canusernamebemyusername · M

Well kind of depends on who you talk to. I've met a handful of people that claim the earth and animals only exist for human enjoyment so it's okay to abuse them both as God will fix all the damage. Ummm... No.

Snowvixen

@canusernamebemyusername Yeah, people have jaded perceptions of that. Its sad really, I find that the Native American's had it right in regards to that.

canusernamebemyusername · M

@Snowvixen I like the natives ideals. Like even though I eat meat I learned from them to respect the animal.

Snowvixen

@canusernamebemyusername Yeah, that's the best way really. In my opinion although I do not eat meat. Respecting nature too is a big thing with me, I learned it from my Cherokee grandparents. :D

canusernamebemyusername · M

@Snowvixen Neat. I have Cherokee in mine as well. But I think it's only through marriage. Lol
I remember watching one of those survival shows and they killed a boar and one of the people said to give it time for its soul to leave its body. That was touching actually. I'm not sure his tribe though.

Snowvixen

@canusernamebemyusername That is really touching. My ancestor who was a Cherokee Indian was forced to marry a white man to keep her land. My grandfather was cremated and when I asked why my mum said he wanted to become one with the earth again, I did not understand that until I got older. :D I agree with more of their ideals than anything.