Donna-Michelle St. Bernard Thought #4 Collateral Animals

An episode of the Thought Residencies podcast, hosted by Spiderwebshow, titled "Donna-Michelle St. Bernard Thought #4 Collateral Animals" was published on September 8, 2020 and runs 0 minutes.

September 8, 2020 ·0m · Thought Residencies

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When I was a young Catholic schoolgirl, I thought Jeanne d'arc was the most badass. wearing pants, hearing god, sitting up on a horse, riding into battle, on fire, for some reason. She seemed to be on fire. At some point it occurred to me that never in history, not once, not ever, has a horse asked to be ridden headfirst into a rain of arrows or a wall of spears. Anyhow, today what I think is that if PETA really wants my attention, they should get to work liberating every police dog who never asked to be weaponized, and every police horse who wasn't born to tread pavement and terrorize protestors. Get them all out of the way so we can abolish those slave catchers without collateral damage. I'm saying.

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