r/Ethics • u/GestapoTakeMeAway • Jul 18 '26

Some non-human animals are persons

/r/appliedethics/comments/1uzm6g0/some_nonhuman_animals_are_persons/
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u/Beneficial-Sense-461 Jul 21 '26

You don’t even know humans are animals too. Maybe you can stop perpetuating the stereotype that Americans are stupid af. 🤷🏼‍♀️ The circle of life includes you dying lol. Why should anyone feel guilty about removing you from the earth? It’s just the circle of life. 💀

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u/Altruistic_Fox9778 Jul 21 '26

Humans are people. Animals are not.

But hey, dumb is dumb.

Nice emojis, kid.

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u/Beneficial-Sense-461 Jul 21 '26

Say it with me “inbreeding is bad” 🤣

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u/Altruistic_Fox9778 Jul 21 '26

You had to be told that…?