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Is killing sentient beings with a will to live just as strong as ours, and with whom we share a common genealogy, physiology, and even psychology, ethical? This
by zvmaz 3y ago
Is killing sentient beings with a will to live just as strong as ours, and with whom we share a common genealogy, physiology, and even psychology, ethical? This question trivially trumps all other considerations, be them about health, or the environment.
- dathinab 3y agodid you know a cow is roughly as much intelligent and self aware as a child and it's not just cows honestly the more you know about animals we eat the less you can objectively reason that it's ethical, it's simply straight forward can't be moralic seen ... well moral is judgemental, non fact based and can in difference to ethic be e.g. race supremacist (and with that I mean human race, not some skin color nonsense). Which means it might be moral depending on the moral system you use. But then moral is fundamental flawed as it might also be moral to brutally torturous kill a women because here husband died a natural death, so yea better use ethics instead of morals