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> Well, what's the problem with eating, say, gorillas, if done in a sustainable way? There's no problem with eating these animals if it's a cultural norm. Many
by cgh 6y ago
> Well, what's the problem with eating, say, gorillas, if done in a sustainable way?
There's no problem with eating these animals if it's a cultural norm. Many indigenous peoples in Africa, eg the Bari of Sudan, eat monkeys and other apes. Whales have been hunted in Canada by aboriginal peoples since time immemorial. It doesn't matter how smart or social you are. Someone or something unsympathetic is going to eat you, and it just might be humans who don't share your (actually our) ethical ideas.
- WalterBright 6y agoMaybe humans can be better.
- rixed 6y agoThis defense of anthropophagy (or, why stop there and not include also human sacrifices) in the name of cultural norm, was intended to be sarcastic, wasn't it?