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How do you compare the needs of a single wolf with the needs of a single human? In, for instance, a human was on a hike and was attacked my a wolf, would you ap
by baddox 12y ago
How do you compare the needs of a single wolf with the needs of a single human? In, for instance, a human was on a hike and was attacked my a wolf, would you approve of the human killing the wolf in defense (even though the human is essentially "trespassing" on the wolf's habitat)?
- kbenson 12y agoYes, as I value a person's life more than a wolf's life. I also value bin able to be in nature. Do I think the person't life is always more important that the wolf's? Possibly not, but it would take an extreme situation. That said, I do not value a person't enjoyment of hunting more than I value the life of the animal they are hunting. That's not to say hunting isn't without benefit due to extenuating circumstance, such as it being agreed that in this area during this time this is a net good gook for the ecosystem or the people living there (e.g. population control (something I was missing originally but gladly concede at this point).