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Why is forcibly sterilizing animals better than forcibly sterilizing humans, in such a view? Or in their own framework, did Bhutan just engage in genocide agai
by zmgsabst 3y ago
Why is forcibly sterilizing animals better than forcibly sterilizing humans, in such a view?
Or in their own framework, did Bhutan just engage in genocide against an unwanted demographic?
- dncornholio 3y agoIf we believe that animals were created by someone for men, it would follow that men were also created for animals since some animals do eat human flesh.
- shiroiuma 3y agoThe problem I see here is that dogs are not just "animals". They're artificial creations of humans, and an invasive species when they're not kept as pets inside homes. There's a good reason that, for instance, in the Australian outback they kill, on sight, and feral cat they find: they're invasive species that predate the local native animal species to extinction. Animals do not have a right to live when they don't belong in a particular ecosystem, especially when those animals aren't even natural to begin with. If we were talking about a native species of bear, things would be entirely different.