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Have you ever raised a garden or slaughtered an animal? I would never hold it against you if you had not, I didn't for the first decades of my life, but anyone
by sixstringtheory 6y ago
Have you ever raised a garden or slaughtered an animal?
I would never hold it against you if you had not, I didn't for the first decades of my life, but anyone who has done both of those things and tries to equate them is not being intellectually honest. Or has the emotional capacity of a potato, which I posit is strictly less than the emotional capacity of a chicken.
Again, if you haven't done either of those things, that is OK. I do however encourage others to do so, because I have gained so much appreciation and understanding for what it takes to keep individuals, and therefore the world, fed.
- soperj 6y agoBoth actually. I worked at a slaughterhouse during my summers while at University. Plants aren't strictly for eating. You use them in everything from building houses to all of the furniture in your house. Just curious, but what would you rank the emotional capacity of a chicken? Because honestly it's basically non-existent from what I can tell.
- sixstringtheory 6y agoI would rank it something like [all plants] < chicken < human. Chickens may not cry over spilt milk, but they do experience fear.