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Why what? Are you asking why I'd see it that way? I think it has to do with making a sharp distinction between human and non-human. I feel that there is a stra
by tropo 10y ago
Why what? Are you asking why I'd see it that way?
I think it has to do with making a sharp distinction between human and non-human. I feel that there is a strange commonality between animal rights activists and the people who enjoy torturing animals, with both sides seeing the animals as being relatively human, to love or to torture. The animals are being personified, then treated to good or evil. We don't have to personify animals. We can view them more like vegetables. Pretty much nobody sheds a tear when chopping vegetables, onions excepted. Pretty much nobody can sadistically enjoy it either. It's just food.
- dbdr 10y agoVegetables do not suffer. Animals suffer.