Nicholas Geti wrote:

> The simple truths are the best.

>

> What is the definition of irony?

> I never thought of it this way.

>

> Isn't It Ironic?

> The food stamp program, part of the Department of Agriculture, is

> pleased to be distributing the greatest amount of food stamps ever.

>

> Meanwhile, the Park Service, also part of the Department of Agriculture,

> asks us to "please do not feed the animals"

> because the animals may grow dependent and not learn to take care of themselves.

>

> Can somebody tell us why the radical liberals want to starve animals and create dependency among humans?

Hi Nicholas,

Animals are just bodies. Humans are thought of to be bodies and spirits.

You knew that. Might be some who disagree, but it is current policy.

If we don't have enough habitat to support animals, some succumb to

Darwin's "survival of the fittest" and either starve, become prey or

become predators.

But given our understanding of humans as something more than animals we

are not comfortable with that "starve, become prey or become a

predator" idea for humans - thus, we support our aged, poor or

(temporarily or permanently) displaced.

Working for the Department of Agriculture is a job. Those workers are

more productive now than they were before.

--

Regards,

Pete

http://pete-theisen.com/

http://elect-pete-theisen.com/

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