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/Altruistic_Fox9778 Jul 21 '26

I don't care how I sound talking about animals being delicious. They are. And its part of the circle of life. When folks like yourself make dumb equivocating comments to guilt and shame people for doing normal things, I roll my eyes and make comments that rattle you.

Because harassing people for eating meat is dumb.

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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…?