That One Zombie

Telling someone they’re not good enough is not okay

Telling someone they’re not good enough is not okay

I don’t care if you’re joking. I don’t care if you think ‘It will push them to work harder.’ Because it isn’t a joke, and it will not always make someone want to work harder to prove you wrong.

Sometimes they accept it as a fact, then they live with a mindset of “Why try when I’m just going to fail?”

D —> So e%quisite

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Animal rights activists in the US have told the BBC that so-called “ag-gag” laws could be copied in other countries including the UK.

The laws are designed to limit undercover investigations on factory farms by campaigning groups.

Around a dozen states have passed or are proposing legislation banning these activities.

Supporters say they are designed to protect the privacy of farmers and agriculture businesses.

Because there is no single US federal law that protects animals, welfare investigators have played a significant role in bringing public attention to inhumane practices.

In 2008, a distressing video of staggering cattle secretly recorded at a California slaughter plant led to the biggest meat recall in US history. Last year a recording from a pig farm in Wyoming was used to secure convictions against a number of workers for cruelty.

However in Utah and Iowa the undercover recording of videos like these is now illegal. Several other states including Indiana, Arkansas and Pennsylvania are considering similar laws. Other provisions in these bills require prospective farm employees to disclose any link to animal welfare groups.

[The American Legislative Exchange Council] has described animal rights campaigners as terrorists. They support the laws because they believe investigators are threatening the privacy rights of individuals and businesses. However they declined to be interviewed by the BBC for this article.

Example A:

Major Armstrong from Fullmetal Alchemist.

He cared as much about the beauty of a well trained body, than he did about true usable strength. He was convinced that the sight of his perfect body, would inspire his troops.

He gave technique a very slight emphasis over brute force, managing to defeat stronger enemies through a combination of technique and strength.

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Example B:

Sig Curtis from Fullmetal Alchemist

Sig does hard physical labor day in and day out at the butcher shop he owns, this apparently provides plenty of exercise on its own.

He is never mentioned as one to train his body, but as the husband of “Teacher” Izumi (the “sensei” character of the series), we can assume he participates in physical training. 

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As a result, when they finally see each other fight, Sig is impressed by Armstrong’s strength and skill, but Armstrong is completely stunned by Sig’s sheer strength.

Both are impressive body types, but one wins out in terms of practicality. 

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