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>If that's correct, how is that not cruel? Animals don't want to die The animal will die regardless. The Native Americans would honor the animal and thank its
by geggam 7y ago
>If that's correct, how is that not cruel? Animals don't want to die
The animal will die regardless. The Native Americans would honor the animal and thank its spirit for the life force.
To me that seems quite ethical.
- seanwilson 7y ago> The animal will die regardless. You don't have to kill the animal or breed animals to be killed. You're choosing for that to happen. > The Native Americans would honor the animal and thank its spirit for the life force. Why does that make killing something that doesn't want to be killed okay? Would that making killing a dog or human okay if you thanked their spirit after?
- geggam 7y agoSome places do eat dogs. Animals are not humans and elevating them to that status is why you have ethical problems