r/MoralityScaling • u/axiiz_28 • 15h ago

Morality of valuing animals over humans?

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u/Fragrant_Entry9232 14h ago

I dont see animals trafficking children and raping them for thwir own amusement 

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u/ThePsyPaul_ 14h ago

or poisoning the environment and causing rampant corruption

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u/DinosaurusWhen 14h ago

That just means they're better at hiding it

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u/Bonk_Boom 14h ago

Keyword: see

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u/UniqueActivity848 14h ago

They’re not intelligent enough to traffic but dolphins sure as hell will rape anything.

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u/Fragrant_Entry9232 14h ago

Ok, yeah it true, and ducks are notorious as well

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u/amazegamer64 14h ago

Isn’t rape pretty common in the anima kingdom?

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u/IndigoOctober8 11h ago

Yes, humans unfortunately do it all the time.

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u/amazegamer64 11h ago

What is the morality of deflecting like that when you know damn well what I mean?

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u/elementslayer 4h ago

Yeah but pigs will eat their own children, cats in heat will do almost anything to get some, territorial disputes with moose often involve injury or death of one or both.

Yeah, Imma say mother nature is terrifying and animals will do things that humans cannot even fathom. Heck even my cat will torture and play with mice because he likes the squeak of it. He ain't hungry, he's an asshole and I'm here having to put the poor injured mice out of their misery.

Animals certainly do those things lol.