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-Do we have the right to kill animals to eat?
Well it have to depend on what kind of situation. Like you could say how the animal is raised whether by faring, big or small farm, or hunting. If it was me i would prefer hunting. I know I know some of the people out there might think that hunting is cruel and it is not right to shoot them. But from my point of view, the way i think is right is by hunting since it has live a great life being in the wild, being free, and not trapped inside a fence or a cage. If it is in the forest then it must have a happy life, if it was you would you rather die free or die inside a cage. So why not kill an animal after it had a great life there is nothing wrong with that. If it was farming it is completely different, because if it is in a farm the animals in the farm will not get the freedom to roam around, it will be trapped inside a cage. If it was you, then you probably would not live a happy life in a cage, so when you kill it when it did not even get a chance to be free then it would be king of sad. Someone might say well you are putting it out of its misery, well that is not true because maybe the animal wants to be free and be happy before it is killed. But then again it has to depend on the size of the farm because normally big farm as corporation that means the cows, chickens, and pigs are all raised with machines. And the small one which i might agree to is the one where people treat them nicely feed what is suppose to be fed.
So finally to the end you might say what does all this got to do with if we could eat those animals or not. Well the answer is everything, because eating an animal is not just a simple process, people feed it with machines with medicines/ grass and then kill it. The ones that did not live a happy life should not be killed and should also be set free. And the ones that did have a happy life has the right to be killed.
For more information please go to the site i put above and go check out what is really behind the meats. And no this site is not one of the reading sites this is a site for you to watch movies( It is quite fun)
Friday, April 25, 2008
Animal Rights (Part 2)
Posted by A Picky Eater's Guide at 12:03 AM 3 comments
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Right to live?
- What is a right?
A right is something that you are allowed, it is something that you don't need to earn but there are quite a few ways that you could loose them. There are different rights for different people depending on your maturity and weather or not you are responsible. To me a right is something that already exist it just came out of nowhere, like already have the right to kill animals, other people don't grant you that right. It feels like it already exist in the world. Like you already have the right to kill a mosquito if it sucks your blood, it is not granted to you by someone else.
-What animals would we have the right to dissect(why) Which animals don't we have the right to dissect.(Why)
Basically the animals that we have the rights to dissect is something small such as frogs, shrimp, fish etc. Because when you think about it frogs and shrimp does not really effect us in such a big way. It may feel wrong that you are killing an animal just for one class, but it is for a meaningful reason not just for fun. We know it is still a sacrifice but we are taking something that is not a meaning to the world.
The animals that i think we do not have a right to dissect is dogs, cats and other big animals. Because we need animals like that they can protect us, and also when you dissect a big animal it does a big effect on us. You might think what is the difference between the big and the small, well it basically is the same as us the human being. The adults sometimes has more rights then the kids because they could help the world more and they are more mature and responsible in a few ways.
Posted by A Picky Eater's Guide at 11:49 PM 5 comments
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