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How else would you describe the practice of forcing animals to be repeatedly and forcibly impregnated against their wills with long steel devices that shoot sem
by noondip 11y ago
How else would you describe the practice of forcing animals to be repeatedly and forcibly impregnated against their wills with long steel devices that shoot semen into their vaginas for the entirety of their insufferable lives?
- dublinben 11y ago"Rape" implies a lack of consent, when there could have been consent. Animals are unable to give consent, so the idea of "rape" is nonsensical.
- shanusmagnus 11y agoWhat is nonsensical is a definition of consent that denies that animals are able to give it. You know how when you try to do stuff to them, and they run away or attack you or whatever? It's not a subtle message they're sending. At least in most cases. Of course, it's probably important to admit that 95% of Western civilization (and maybe all civilization; and maybe all of humanity) agrees with your perspective on this topic, to my dismay. Edit: although when you consider all relevant issues about the morality of how humans use animals, the ethics of forcefully inseminating them come pretty low on the list, imo.
- Ollinson 11y agoI've raised free range chickens on my small personal farm for years and let me assure you, they don't need to any human intervention to be inspired to procreate. If anyone is committing rape on my farm it's the roosters, not me.