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I've skimmed through this a couple of times, and I think the answer is: it doesn't matter, because this article is actually about ending orca captivity by the S
by gnoway 11y ago
I've skimmed through this a couple of times, and I think the answer is: it doesn't matter, because this article is actually about ending orca captivity by the Sea Worlds of the world. The personhood premise is just a macguffin.
- gharial 11y agoAccording to this article, there's evidence to suggest that keeping orcas in captivity is detrimental to their well being. Why does having that evidence suddenly mean having an opinion on what to do with it is off limits?
- gnoway 11y agoI didn't say that. Of course it's detrimental to their well-being: Orcas are wild animals not bred for captivity. This is not new news.