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As long as they have the wish to kill, they will not lose the lust to procreate.

— Guido Ceronetti

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The unforgivable betrayal of philosophy: procreation.

Oh, the suppliers of live meat to furnaces of pain!

Man dares to allow himself to be cruel, when he's already committed, tranquilly and repeatedly, the crudest act of all: engendering, condemning beings that do not exist or suffer to the horrors of life.

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