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March 14, 2007

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The middle eastern religions sound like hell on earth. If there is no distiction in the inhumane treatment of animals versus humans, then it would be ok for someone to skin a human alive, as is done to animals. And we wonder why they don't care about the poisoned dog and cat food, poisoned prescription drugs they sell, and the lead paint on toys, by which they poison little children. I guess in a country where it is ok to do those things to humans, animals don't have a chance. To hell with China and their products. I want nothing to do with such humans. They are not fit to trade with or anything else, for that matter.

Why folow any of these people, everyone can make mastakes, he he. Just because they are of old, does not mean they are wize. Find your own way.

D.Grant

Which chapter is the Zhuangzi quote from? http://ctext.org/zhuangzi
Thanks!

Hannah,
Chapter 2. The translation I use is David Hinton's (p. 23). Here's the Chinese from ctext:

可乎可,不可乎不可。道行之而成,物謂之而然。惡乎然?然於然。惡乎不然?不然於不然。物固有所然,物固有所可。無物不然,無物不可。故為是舉莛與楹,厲與西施,恢恑憰怪,道通為一。

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