GoldELox

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you know, i think you pose an interesting noral dilemma facing life itself and its rights over the world.

I admit my own speciesism and have never been vegan for the moral argument. So i guess, yes, just as owning a plant, a mushroom or a tardigrade, conditions mean everything.

im expecting a human slavery gotcha, but i think that wpuld be a dumb argument to make. But i guess if i have to, let me just say, i think ‘intelligence’ is definitely a factor in ‘ability to be owned’ if that makes sense.

pls continue the discussion in good faith tho! i like societal introspection and moral questionings.

have you ever been on a farm? have you ever lived with a breeder? or do you just know

edit: im honestly glad you havent seen animals being treated this way, you should be proud of the fact that your community treats those in need with respect. however this is not the case everywhere, and its silly to think it is.

i don’t think you are understanding or evaluating the text as it was written. the idea of animal companionship is not detested, but removing a living being from any type of life whatsoever.

to have a ‘friend’ chained up for 23 hours in a day seems to be a weird way to show love.

but its ok because i can run really far

gonna start saying “not many” when people ask me “what’s up”

haha! amazing write up and informative view on language and it’s evolution

did you expect anything else?

if i stole my neighbours thyme and basil out of their garden, mix them into certain proportions, the resulting spice mix would still be stolen.

just certain that there are many reasons someone wouldn’t want to call a service centre, and being shitty to someone ain’t gonna help

or is saying ‘ain’t’ too incorrect for you fuck wit.

what cunt?

not Linux tho