It’s a way of testing their faith. Many religions do that – this summer I’m going to visit a Buddhist temple in Malaysia with living venomous snakes inside it.
@Atheist Freedom Fighter
I make it a point to never attack (unprovoked) anybody’s religion or the lack thereof. It’s a matter of simple respect. And to be frank, stupidity is universal, above color and creed.
In my opinion this is not a dumb way to test your faith, it’s just one of the most extreme.
Dismissing faith is dismissing science, for the simple reason that only a small part of our knowledge has been ascertained by ourselves. For the rest of it, we just have to have faith in the scientists who sustain that they made experiments and stuff and in their well written books.
Wow, that was a stretch. Poisonous snake? Seriously? You could say shampoo or whatever, there are tons of animal products we use everyday, antivenom is not one of them.
Antivenom is not an animal product ??? REALLY !!!
-> Antivenom is created by milking venom from the desired snake, spider or insect. The venom is then diluted and injected into a horse, sheep, rabbit, or goat. The subject animal will undergo an immune response to the venom, producing antibodies against the venom’s active molecule which can then be harvested from the animal’s blood and used to treat envenomation
Dearest dsa-
Antivenom poses no threat to humans because it does not exist; the word is antivenin…is everybody that stupid that they truly don’t know that antivenom isn’t a freaking word in the English language?
Indeed, I personally feel threatened by vegetable eaters. Why? Because they threaten to consume the vegetables that would normally be used to raise pigs.
“The correct word is “anitvenin”. Antivenom is not a word…stupid people are stupid.”
You’d be surprised what turns up in the dictionary after enough people speak it for a long enough time… http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antivenom
This is retarded
Surely, by “this” you mean vegans?
There are dumber reasons…
http://www.kentucky.com/2014/05/27/3261690/months-after-snake-handling-preachers.html
It’s a way of testing their faith. Many religions do that – this summer I’m going to visit a Buddhist temple in Malaysia with living venomous snakes inside it.
I’d call it one of the dumbest ways to test your faith. Deserves a Darwin Award.
@Atheist Freedom Fighter
I make it a point to never attack (unprovoked) anybody’s religion or the lack thereof. It’s a matter of simple respect. And to be frank, stupidity is universal, above color and creed.
In my opinion this is not a dumb way to test your faith, it’s just one of the most extreme.
Dismissing faith is dismissing science, for the simple reason that only a small part of our knowledge has been ascertained by ourselves. For the rest of it, we just have to have faith in the scientists who sustain that they made experiments and stuff and in their well written books.
Wow, that was a stretch. Poisonous snake? Seriously? You could say shampoo or whatever, there are tons of animal products we use everyday, antivenom is not one of them.
Antivenom is not an animal product ??? REALLY !!!
-> Antivenom is created by milking venom from the desired snake, spider or insect. The venom is then diluted and injected into a horse, sheep, rabbit, or goat. The subject animal will undergo an immune response to the venom, producing antibodies against the venom’s active molecule which can then be harvested from the animal’s blood and used to treat envenomation
He means the normal person doesn’t use antivenom every day.
I know people who don’t use shampoo every day.
Dearest dsa-
Antivenom poses no threat to humans because it does not exist; the word is antivenin…is everybody that stupid that they truly don’t know that antivenom isn’t a freaking word in the English language?
I was once by a vegan. Horrible, just horrible.
Vegans are not the worst. There are actually people who only eat plant parts if the plant hadn’t to die for it…
wow, some people really seem to feel threatened by people who eat vegetables…
Indeed, I personally feel threatened by vegetable eaters. Why? Because they threaten to consume the vegetables that would normally be used to raise pigs.
The correct word is “anitvenin”. Antivenom is not a word…stupid people are stupid.
“The correct word is “anitvenin”. Antivenom is not a word…stupid people are stupid.”
You’d be surprised what turns up in the dictionary after enough people speak it for a long enough time…
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antivenom
@anti you said “anitvenin”
Isn’t it antivenin?!
You’re more stupid then stupid.