FIGHT FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS!
Suzie Q knew she was born in a zoo. But born to who? She had to have a family, a mom and dad like humans do. She knew this was so. What she didn't know was how did she manage to grow to be this monstrosity she became with just a first name and an initial. It all sounded so superficial, so artificial.
Day by day, she sits exposed in her cage aware human apes have clothes to wear and no one dares to stare. She reasons, at least if we wore T-shirts and underwear, we wouldn't be so shamefully bare, with all our parts on display for people to see shamelessly, endlessly.
We look at them dressed fit to kill, they look at us, if you will. in all our crude nudity. Why do they do this while exercising their modesty?
Why is there such disregard for the features of we, the fur-covered creatures? Their hypocrisy causes animosity between us and they. The human mammals say we're just dumb animals. This attitude exposes their stupidity.
So what, they say, if we trammel on their senseless sensitivities, their propensity to share the right to modesty? Humanoids avoid exposing their own sexuality and treat ours with frivolity and the impossibility that we, too, have integrity, odd though humans think that might be.
We apes and monkeys, even deer and donkeys, gnus and kangaroos and all the others in and out of zoos can no longer be the flunkies of the human junkies addicted to things like pot, exotic narcotics and all that rot.
We animals demand our share of civil rights. We so-called dumb animals are not so dumb. And we, too, shall overcome!
Day by day, she sits exposed in her cage aware human apes have clothes to wear and no one dares to stare. She reasons, at least if we wore T-shirts and underwear, we wouldn't be so shamefully bare, with all our parts on display for people to see shamelessly, endlessly.
We look at them dressed fit to kill, they look at us, if you will. in all our crude nudity. Why do they do this while exercising their modesty?
Why is there such disregard for the features of we, the fur-covered creatures? Their hypocrisy causes animosity between us and they. The human mammals say we're just dumb animals. This attitude exposes their stupidity.
So what, they say, if we trammel on their senseless sensitivities, their propensity to share the right to modesty? Humanoids avoid exposing their own sexuality and treat ours with frivolity and the impossibility that we, too, have integrity, odd though humans think that might be.
We apes and monkeys, even deer and donkeys, gnus and kangaroos and all the others in and out of zoos can no longer be the flunkies of the human junkies addicted to things like pot, exotic narcotics and all that rot.
We animals demand our share of civil rights. We so-called dumb animals are not so dumb. And we, too, shall overcome!
posted by Ed Weiland at 1:56 PM
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