fthisnoise: noanswerslostsouls: istateside: crossed-wires: scummy-rae666: dearlivejournal: bobbydigital: “Forever Unemployed” yeah, so this person went to jail for burning down a sheepskin factory, leather factory, and a restaurant that served foie gras.those small, brave acts are so much more important than whatever piece of shit jobs your cowardly lives will have. http://www.supportwalter.org/ I lub this guy. How can that really be supported? Even if I had the same beliefs as this guy, I still wouldn’t condone it. It’s ridiculous. If people want their view to be accepted and, in turn, respected, I don’t feel actions like this are the correct way to go about it. No matter what the subject in hand is. This is what’s wrong with everything. Everybody forcing their own beliefs down everybody else’s throats rather than accepting that people want to believe what they want to believe and live how they want to live. This doesn’t even strike me as some profound action and this guy will be pegged as some martyr carrying out “what needs to be done” in aid of some massive cause. It’s completely ridiculous. And the “those small, brave acts are so much more important than whatever piece of shit jobs your cowardly lives will have.” comment is just as pointless and misinformed. Just because somebody may have an opposing view to what you believe in, their lives are now cowardly and pointless? They aren’t small, brave acts, they are petty, pointless deeds, that have achieved nothing but inflate this guy’s ego and boost some kind of righteousness in his mind. There’s nothing intelligent or well formed about this. It’s absolutely pointless. I don’t have the motivation or time to look into this guy before class, but if any of these “small, brave acts” endangered human lives, then he is a fucking psychopath and shouldn’t be admired. Man, what a huge leap for vegans! Now everyone will totally respect you! No. What this guy did was commit arson and put a lot of people out of work, especially in times like these. He’s not brave, he’s fucking insane. Even if no humans got hurt in the fires, he still ruined businesses. Most restaurants serve meat, get the fuck over it. You can’t burn every single one down. And even if you do, no one’s going to understand your point. You will just be seen as insane and a threat to society, which this guy is.  Try educating people on the dangers of meat consumption/production, idiots. You crazy fuck vegans should find a new hero. Dan Yemin? I have zero opinion on this issue and am not going to discuss it, at all. Instead I’m just gonna add two bullet points: Every time I see this getting reblogged, I keep thinking it’s Earth Crisis face-tattoo guy. EVERYONE should have Dan Yemin as a hero I was gonna write something about this earlier but then felt like my head would fucking explode while trying to make sense of it. Now, I would just like to ask if anyone remembers who Gandhi was and what non-violent civil disobedience is. If this is an act of bravery then I’m fine with staying a coward for the rest of my life. You can support John Brown and Martin Luther King, Jr. at the same time. Everyone acts as they see fit. 

fthisnoise:

noanswerslostsouls:

istateside:

crossed-wires:

scummy-rae666:

dearlivejournal:

bobbydigital:

“Forever Unemployed”

yeah, so this person went to jail for burning down a sheepskin factory, leather factory, and a restaurant that served foie gras.

those small, brave acts are so much more important than whatever piece of shit jobs your cowardly lives will have.
http://www.supportwalter.org/

I lub this guy.

How can that really be supported? Even if I had the same beliefs as this guy, I still wouldn’t condone it.

It’s ridiculous. If people want their view to be accepted and, in turn, respected, I don’t feel actions like this are the correct way to go about it. No matter what the subject in hand is.

This is what’s wrong with everything. Everybody forcing their own beliefs down everybody else’s throats rather than accepting that people want to believe what they want to believe and live how they want to live. This doesn’t even strike me as some profound action and this guy will be pegged as some martyr carrying out “what needs to be done” in aid of some massive cause. It’s completely ridiculous. And the “those small, brave acts are so much more important than whatever piece of shit jobs your cowardly lives will have.” comment is just as pointless and misinformed. Just because somebody may have an opposing view to what you believe in, their lives are now cowardly and pointless? They aren’t small, brave acts, they are petty, pointless deeds, that have achieved nothing but inflate this guy’s ego and boost some kind of righteousness in his mind.

There’s nothing intelligent or well formed about this. It’s absolutely pointless.

I don’t have the motivation or time to look into this guy before class, but if any of these “small, brave acts” endangered human lives, then he is a fucking psychopath and shouldn’t be admired.

Man, what a huge leap for vegans! Now everyone will totally respect you! No. What this guy did was commit arson and put a lot of people out of work, especially in times like these. He’s not brave, he’s fucking insane. Even if no humans got hurt in the fires, he still ruined businesses. Most restaurants serve meat, get the fuck over it. You can’t burn every single one down. And even if you do, no one’s going to understand your point. You will just be seen as insane and a threat to society, which this guy is.  Try educating people on the dangers of meat consumption/production, idiots. You crazy fuck vegans should find a new hero. Dan Yemin?

I have zero opinion on this issue and am not going to discuss it, at all.

Instead I’m just gonna add two bullet points:

  • Every time I see this getting reblogged, I keep thinking it’s Earth Crisis face-tattoo guy.
  • EVERYONE should have Dan Yemin as a hero

I was gonna write something about this earlier but then felt like my head would fucking explode while trying to make sense of it. Now, I would just like to ask if anyone remembers who Gandhi was and what non-violent civil disobedience is. If this is an act of bravery then I’m fine with staying a coward for the rest of my life.

You can support John Brown and Martin Luther King, Jr. at the same time. Everyone acts as they see fit. 

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  1. ellrac reblogged this from xveganarchistx
  2. antiorder reblogged this from lanthorn and added:
    Burning down a building for ones beliefs, while something I understand, does not make it the right choice for the...
  3. peepeeherman reblogged this from mudratmark and added:
    When things like this happen,...totally on the fence because innocent people are dying in...
  4. mudratmark reblogged this from lanthorn and added:
    I would imagine most vegans don’t want and/or need your respect. Keep hating though, I am sure it makes you feel really...
  5. lanthorn reblogged this from demondani and added:
    That’s exactly what veganism is. Fuck. You. If you have to support your life by torturing and killing other sentient...
  6. passinpassion reblogged this from demondani and added:
    Fucking awesome rant
  7. demondani reblogged this from moretrashthanthecountyfair and added:
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ x748397589257239
  8. ihateepiee reblogged this from lifeisatrafficjam
  9. death-drive reblogged this from sixthday and added:
    Seriously “BRAVE ACTS”?? FUCK YOU. People could of been seriously injured from the fires he caused. Putting people out...
  10. gaypher reblogged this from transhumanisticpanspermia and added:
    know this guy. He used...sister. So did this guy (he made hella delicious gluten-free...
  11. epicfreakloser reblogged this from midwest-monster and added:
    acts of terrorism are never worth more than any menial job ever
  12. mikethebear reblogged this from fuckyeaheconomiccollapse and added:
    Forever Alone and now Forever Unemployed
  13. withinmypopdivine reblogged this from axelaustteam and added:
    More like acts of stupidity.
  14. jesperidamnati reblogged this from sixthday and added:
    Hate eating meat. Hate leather. Hate sheepskin all you want. That’s fine. Protest. Challenge the status quo. Speak your...
  15. doyourememberlastnight reblogged this from nosdrinker
  16. ownzer reblogged this from sixthday and added:
    I can’t work out what’s worse, the ‘TWAT’ tattoo across his neck or the FUCKING TRIBAL BULLSHIT all over his face....
  17. trav-tv reblogged this from wolfkazumaru
  18. wolfkazumaru reblogged this from ritterlied
  19. nosdrinker reblogged this from fuckyeaheconomiccollapse and added:
    the idiocy hurts
  20. fuckyeaheconomiccollapse reblogged this from h0neydiiiip and added:
    I hope they force him to eat meat in jail, and whenever he gets out, I hope the only job he’ll be able to get is at a...
  21. iloverainbowcandy reblogged this from hellfuckinyea and added:
    All people saying he is a piece of shit, really? STFU. Do you realize that the only reason this guy is in prison is bc...
  22. ritterlied reblogged this from jephtha and added:
    Yet another extremist I have no sympathy for. I don’t particularly like factory farming but this is a bit much. Commit a...
  23. firstxfailure reblogged this from btwood and added:
    I’m not Vegan or Vegetarian or whatever, but what a fucking champion.
  24. btwood reblogged this from shanexbacker
  25. shanexbacker reblogged this from edgexedgeington
  26. edgexedgeington reblogged this from dearestclementine
  27. slash-bringinghasher reblogged this from sixthday
  28. jephtha reblogged this from sixthday and added:
    “i hate religion and i dont go around burning down churches” ^ everyone has their opinions, they believe certain things...
  29. sixthday reblogged this from ninjamexican and added:
    LOL SMALL BRAVE ACTS YEA THIS MAN IS A HERO~