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I think there isn't a moral imperative for you not to eat me (or vice versa), but it would not be very sensible for you to come here all the way (if you do not
by zzo38computer 3y ago
I think there isn't a moral imperative for you not to eat me (or vice versa), but it would not be very sensible for you to come here all the way (if you do not live here) just to do that, and anyways I should have the right to defend myself (and if you want to catch a octopus to eat then the octopus should have the right to defend themself, too). Everyone (humans or not) must have the right to defend themself. I think you shouldn't try to eat endangered species so much, but I am not a endangered species, isn't it? I also think eating some kind of animal is not a valid excuse to treat them so badly, and that they should not mass kill everyone just to eat it (or for any other purpose). And, plants should not be treated so badly either. But, if you are omnivore then you can eat animals and plants. (And, I don't want you to eat me at this time anyways, but that isn't a moral imperative; it is just an opinion. And I have no intention to eat you; I have other stuff to eat.)