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Hyde: Fezzy, man, it's Star Wars.
‘Artist’ Chains Up Dog Until It Dies… Is This Art? Or Animal Abuse?
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Also, I see practically no way in which this is art. I liked the one poster on that page who said that chaining a dog to a wall is about as artistic as someone feeding the dog against the supposed artist's will. Pointless.
[edit: fixed "god" to dog at one point.]
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This is sick and wrong and the man deserves to go to jail.
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Hyde: Fezzy, man, it's Star Wars.
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Arnie is right about it showing some cultural differences, I think in most modern, well developed countries this would not fly too well.
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Originally posted by: zombie84
I think he's just calling it art as a legal defense to try and somehow lighten the act, sort of the way people can claim insanity as a way of explaining heinous actions for a lighter sentence (ie if the accused did what he did in the belief that it was acceptable " as art" then his actions are somewhat less responsible). The flaw in that logic that its not art OR abuse, because one is not exclusive of the other, especially since the whole artistic merit defense is entirely subjective, at the very best one could say its both artistic and abusive--murderous, actually--and hence the existance of the former is not explainable of the latter. I mean the family in Texas Chainsaw Massacre could use that excuse--their human skin lampshades and bone chairs are obviously signs of a high degree of craftsmanship...
I think he's just calling it art as a legal defense to try and somehow lighten the act, sort of the way people can claim insanity as a way of explaining heinous actions for a lighter sentence (ie if the accused did what he did in the belief that it was acceptable " as art" then his actions are somewhat less responsible). The flaw in that logic that its not art OR abuse, because one is not exclusive of the other, especially since the whole artistic merit defense is entirely subjective, at the very best one could say its both artistic and abusive--murderous, actually--and hence the existance of the former is not explainable of the latter. I mean the family in Texas Chainsaw Massacre could use that excuse--their human skin lampshades and bone chairs are obviously signs of a high degree of craftsmanship...
lol, good point. Every object and every action that functions physically also has a form and therefore must have aesthetic qualities in some way (even if that way is evil or at least compromised by evil). The best art is uplifting to the mind of man, however, and this idea of "art" (or context for art) should never be something we desire to see, if you ask me.
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