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[slipknottin]

I answered all that.

 

[thom336]

where? you did not directly answer any of the questions, instead tended to creep around them....

 

[slipknottin]

I answered them all. Look at my response a little further up the page. I didnt creep around anything.

If there is a certain question I didnt respond to post that again. Im not answering the entire thing again.

 

[thom336]

you answered the first with:
"There are at least 4 links in this thread."
- what does that tell me?

you answered the second with:
"They just dont feel the pain."
- erm.....well, again, what does that tell me?

you answered the third with:
"Opinions dont hold much weight in a factual argument."
- i dont remember anyone stating this was a specific "factual" arguement....and there wouldnt b an argument if no1 had their own opinions! so again...wot does that tell me?

 

[slipknottin]

Originally posted by thom336
you answered the first with:
"There are at least 4 links in this thread."
- what does that tell me?

You asked where I had proof of what I was saying. There are at least 4 links to sites in this thread. Here Ill list a few of them.

http://www.cotrout.org/do_fish_feel_pain.htm
http://www.animalliberationfront.com/Practical/Fur--Hunting/Do Fish Feel Pain.htm
http://www.richardlouv.com/The Angler's Manifesto.html

you answered the second with:
"They just dont feel the pain."
- erm.....well, again, what does that tell me?

Take it out of context and of course it looks weird. My entire response was "The part of the brain that is used for pain is also used for sensations and emotions. Thats why nobody has had it removed. Many painkillers work by preventing transmission to these parts of the brain. Yet when people are on these drugs, they will still react to stimuli. They just dont feel the pain."

 

[thom336]

so now fish dont have emotions? so why do many of them pair up for life?

 

[slipknottin]

Fish, like most animals are not emotionally attracted to their mate. They choose a mate based on coloration, size, or various other features.

 

[thom336]

and so starts the whole debate on whether fish hav peronsalities...of which i believe they do (just in case im not here at the start of the debate - )

 

[slipknottin]

Though your attempting to take this off topic, ill give you that fish have personalities.

Personality is a tricky thing. It doesnt neccisarily have to be emotional or mental traits. It could simply be behavioral and temperamental.

 

[OrionGirl]

How many times are you guys going to beat this horse? It's been dead since about page 2.

Wups--twitched again...Somebody better kick it again!