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Topic	Why is animal abuse a thing...when animals eat each other too anyway?
Wutobliteration 07/06/20 1:48:06 AM #17:	MachineJaipur posted... Because we don't emulate our behavior off of animals. We're (supposed to be) more civilized than that yes, but animals aren't civilised. So why should our 'civilised' behaviour be somehow enacted the same in how we treat animals? If it is for the sake of protecting harm animals feel toward us, it's both hypocrital for both us and the animals. The animals themselves are also harming other animals. We're omnivores so we also need to eat animals. The animal food we eat just so happens to not be one where we are not reminded there's a chicken slaughtered cruelly at some farmhouse that laters becomes our KFC chicken wing. We dont think of where our food comes from. WE JUST EAT <cite>Wutobliteration posted [p:941733347] in Why is ani... [t:78827560]...</cite> <quote>MachineJaipur posted... </cite> <quote>Because we don't emulate our behavior off of animals. We're (supposed to be) more civilized than that</quote> yes, but animals aren't civilised. So why should our 'civilised' behaviour be somehow enacted the same in how we treat animals? If it is for the sake of protecting harm animals feel toward us, it's both hypocrital for both us and the animals. The animals themselves are also harming other animals. We're omnivores so we also need to eat animals. The animal food we eat just so happens to not be one where we are not reminded there's a chicken slaughtered cruelly at some farmhouse that laters becomes our KFC chicken wing. We dont think of where our food comes from. WE JUST EAT </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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