It will be interesting to see what the long term fruits of our national apathy will be, 'cos so far they've been pretty foul. - Moby

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It will be interesting to see what the long term fruits of our national apathy will be, 'cos so far they've been pretty foul.

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About Moby (Richard Melville Hall)

Moby (born Richard Melville Hall, 11 September 1965) is an American DJ, record producer, singer, songwriter, musician, photographer and animal rights activist.

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Pen Names: Voodoo Child U.H.F. Barracuda Brainstorm DJ Cake Lopez Jack Lopez Obregon Mindstorm Woodoo Child
Birth Name: Richard Melville Hall
Native Name: Richard M. Hall
Alternative Names: Schaumgummi Pippy Baliunas UHF Elizabeth McBride Jack Obregon

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Mainly the fact that I love animals and don’t want to be involved in anything that causes or contributes to animal suffering. Also, I never really liked meat that much, unless it neither looked [n]or tasted like meat. Like taco filling. But, mainly because I love animals and don’t want them to suffer. Death is unavoidable, suffering is avoidable.

a long time ago only kings had rights. then rights were extended to property-owning white men. then all men. then wymyn [sic]. then children. then the mentally retarded. now we're agonizing over the extension of basic rights to homosexuals and animals. we need to finally accept that all sentient creatures are deserving of basic rights.

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Ozzy Osbourne used to snort ants. Led Zeppelin had sex with hookers on private planes. And I start an on-tour book club. Because one can only snort so many ants and have so much sex before one starts to long for the comfort and companionship of a good book.

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