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What happens to birds in the wild? Is it ethically significant that a particular one is predated upon by a human rather than another animal?
by cat_plus_plus 4y ago
What happens to birds in the wild? Is it ethically significant that a particular one is predated upon by a human rather than another animal?
- meheleventyone 4y agoThe moral objection in this case is less around predation but the fact that humans rear the animals we kill and as such have far more control over their environment and lives. As such the cruelty of their lives and the way they meet their end is absolutely within our control as a choice. Whereas the vast majority if not all other animals aren’t in this position. You can also put this alongside the enormous amount of food waste that occurs in human society.
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