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> You haven’t kill much, didn’t you? A few things. Mostly fish. Mostly from lack of opportunity. I'm all for humane killing where possible, of course!
by core-questions 6y ago
> You haven’t kill much, didn’t you?
A few things. Mostly fish. Mostly from lack of opportunity. I'm all for humane killing where possible, of course!
- wyre 6y ago>humane killing Please explain how taking away another living, breathing creatures life can be humane.
- dane-pgp 6y agoIs picking a flower or harvesting wheat inhumane? If not, is there something special about the process of breathing that makes animals more worthy of protection than plants?
- fossuser 6y agoI’d argue it’s the presence of neurons, brains, nervous systems that make the difference.
- core-questions 6y agoSure. We can estimate the level of pain caused, and minimize it. That's the definition of humane; it's totally arbitrary and it's up to us to define. Nobody said zero pain or suffering is on the table; it's not like it is an option in our own lives, either.