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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2021 · 1H 11M

Episode 55

from Natural Law · host Bill Hoey

The title of the TFTP article is: Veteran Attacked, His Service Dog Tasered After Angry Woman Wrongly Accused Him Of Panhandling. I did not read the article or comments in full detail. I am focusing on the NL implications. In this episode I will discuss: review of last episode, review of immorality = enslavement equation, brief description of TFTP article and how this relates to NL, how NL Karma really works, the veteran - Karen - cops and even the bystanders(who did not support the assault of the veteran) are all immoral in one way or another, harsh comment not feeling sorry for the veteran congruent with NL, NL is harsh, NL is about freedom and the preservation of the biosphere, the television environmental scare tactics do not even begin to describe how dire and immediate the human caused destruction is to the planet, humans do not have the right to take the lives of animals for food, meat factory farms, I am NOT a vegetarian, I am reducing harm, people should try to cut down on meat meals gradually to reduce harm, activism, only a free society can solve the pollution problems, nuclear weapons and power plants are a death sentence, Fukishima, the petroleum industry, other carbon based fuels, other trace gas byproducts of industry.          

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