>"Natural law" isn't an argument for really anything. I'm not sure what you think I'm dismissing, but if you have an argument to make, make one. Natural law is

>"Natural law" isn't an argument for really anything. I'm not sure what you think I'm dismissing, but if you have an argument to make, make one. Natural law is where humans get rights (they are born with them), also the foundation of modern civilization. > What people do in extreme situations to prevent their deaths is interesting, but it's not an argument for what you should do on a daily basis outside of such a situation. What people do to survive is eat. What they eat is the entire subject you are arguing. Glad to see we agree humans eat everything. Now can you quit pretending animals have some right to not be eaten ?