omg ;/
Remember that video of an emaciated Baffin Island polar bear that went viral last December? Suggesting that global warming had made it starve, the activists knew it was sick, but let it live for days to film it instead of euthanizing it. https://polarbearscience.com/2018/07/26/the-truth-behind-the-baffin-bay-starving-polar-bear-video-is-worse-than-we-thought/ …pic.twitter.com/XLve7d5mLH
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“Euthanizing it”???...euthanasia involves an explicit and voluntary consent by the interested party to help him/her/it dying. Since bears do not human languages this would have meant killing the bear.
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No, animal euthanasia doesn't involve consent because animals can't give consent. And we know he was referring to animal euthanasia because we were talking about, you know, an ANIMAL.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_euthanasia …
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At the risk of appearing callous, in the wild animals die , starve, and kill, and did so before the dawn of time. Nature is ruthless 'by nature'.
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Yes, but in this case a potentially dangerous animal was left to possibly attack the next unsuspecting person to set foot on the island. Starving
#polarbears are desperate. It might have had strength to kill a child, if not an adult. A good reason to call a conservation officer.
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Another example of media's Fake but Accurate justification for unethical journalism.
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Means and ends
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Bec the truth doesn’t fit the narrative.
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