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Re: Astro Lift Co. entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space MOC contest.
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Sun, 6 May 2001 00:42:37 GMT
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Hmmm...

Killing innocent aliens just to process them into food... Very sick prospect...

Not much different to what the Nazis did to Jewish people in WWII. Of course
they didn't turn them into food, but used them for "experiments".

I know that you intended for this to be satirical/funny, but to me it is kinda
disturbing. Mass killings of innocent beings isn't very humourous.

Maybe I should keep these comments to myself, but hey, it's an open forum.

I hope this doesn't turn into a major discussion about ethics, Nazism, etc.

Anyways, the ship's design is pretty cool. Maybe a little blocky here and
there, but still pretty neat.

Mladen Pejic, over and out!
http://members.attcanada.ca/~milovan/index.htm

In lugnet.space, Trevor Pruden writes:
> Hi, all!  Wow, talk about me leaving this RIGHT to the last minute.  Well
> it's May 5th, the last day to enter MOCs for the contest, and here is mine.
> I don't have the presentation of the Sight Hound contest entry, and my
> camera was giving me troubles, but I think I have conveyed the point well
> enough.  I present the IP560 Industrial Processor Vessel.  In this case the
> ship has been configured to process Gungans for the production of GUNGAN
> SPAMCAKE!  :^D  Not everyone may be aware, but there are large fishing
> trawlers in use today that catch, clean, process and can the fish (ie:
> salmon) right on board.  This is the same idea.  But for our most beloved
> Gungan minifig character.
> 
> Some may question as to whether it is ethical to carve up sentient
> creatures.  We at the Astro Lift Company simply remind the consumer that the
> question as to whether or not a Gungan is actually "sentient" let alone a
> creature that deserves humanitarian rights is in debate.  We expect the
> litigation to take years.  In the mean time, have another helping of GUNGAN
> SPAM!  It's good for you!  You can also strip paint with it!
> 
> Here is my main site home page:
> http://members.home.net/tpruden3/index.html
> 
> And here is a direct link to my Astro Lift page for the contest entry.
> http://members.home.net/tpruden3/IP560.html
> 
> Now, remember, this is supposed to be satyrical, and is not intended to
> offend the vegetarian, vegan or rights activists.  If you find the carving
> up of Gungans offensive, please do not follow the above link.  Personally,
> the thought of the big fish processing ships in use today make me a bit
> queezy.  But comments are appreciated.  :^)  Waddy'all think?
> 
> ~Trev
> Astro Lift Co.



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(...) A very good point, Mladen! I think this would be better if we assumed that the guys really are processing dumb alien cattle. If a person eats pork or beef, then that person would understand that this is a regular, every day sort of business. I (...) (25 years ago, 6-May-01, to lugnet.space)

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  Astro Lift Co. entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space MOC contest.
 
Hi, all! Wow, talk about me leaving this RIGHT to the last minute. Well it's May 5th, the last day to enter MOCs for the contest, and here is mine. I don't have the presentation of the Sight Hound contest entry, and my camera was giving me troubles, (...) (25 years ago, 5-May-01, to lugnet.space)

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