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Animals in the wild die in ways that are orders of magnitude more gruesome than what occurs in a slaughterhouse.
by tengbretson 5y ago
Animals in the wild die in ways that are orders of magnitude more gruesome than what occurs in a slaughterhouse.
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- boston_clone 5y agoYou may be unfamiliar with the activity that takes place in slaughterhouses, then. The other notable difference is that humans are directly responsible for slaughterhouses, and it's not a nutritional requirement. We don't lecture lions on any sort of ethics, now do we?
- EvilEy3 5y ago> We don't lecture lions on any sort of ethics, now do we? Not yet, but we definitely should!
- boston_clone 5y agoYou’re welcome to lead by example, then.
- tengbretson 5y ago> We don't lecture lions on any sort of ethics, now do we? Doesn't the fact that we can consider such things while lions cannot cement the fact that we have dominion over animals?