|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
Avatar, an important Movie for Animal Rights
By: Mark Schmid
Version: 2009.12.27
|
|
|
The "castration" of the "Na'vi": Humans destroy the home tree of the "Na'vi" to more easily get what they want, "Unobtainium".
|
In reality, in order to get hard-to-obtain feelings of "freedom", "power" and "control" over another living being just for the pleasure of it, horse-riding humans mutilate the nature and the bodies of horses irreversibly through castration. We cut off horse's sexual organs, thereby severely mutilating their "home", their bodies in which their souls live, irreversibly severing their natural biological link to their own species and to life on earth in general, and irreversibly cutting off their natural source of energy and power, just to be able to use them more easily as riding mounts for our personal fun of controlling them and their bodies.
|
|
The real castration of a horse: Just like in "Avatar", it makes obtaining "Unobtainium", that which humans want from horses, easier for humans.
|
The "castrating" mutilation of the home planet of the "Na'vi" by destroying their home tree and the attempted destruction of their most vulnerable sacred grounds in "Avatar" can be seen as a symbol for the real castration of non-human species such as horses on earth and in reality, as the mutilation of the "home" of the soul of the horse, its body, and as a symbol for the destruction of the horse's most vulnerable genital area which links horses to life on earth just like the sacred ground does for the "Na'vi" in "Avatar". Humans, men as well as women, both in "Avatar" as well as in reality are motivated by greed, egoism, ruthlessness and ignorance towards the other gender, other races and other species. It's all the same kind of evil.
|
|
Anger, about what humans do to other species.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
