all that seems super sensible to me, what i don't get is how, if you grant a moral value to animals living or dying and therefore we should be nice to them because milquetoast values etc, the extremist PETA-skipping-the-hypocrisy position is wrong
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the polemic i was recently exposed to regarding appears to essentially be that they do in fact work, providing whatever emotional value you get out of having them around, which makes them an "entertainment slave"
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neither of those is a sentient being that you're keeping in your house though
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i imagine not? i mean, i'm tryna advocate for the devil as hard as i can but this isn't my position, it's one i completely reject and am trying to work out the implications of rejecting
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I imagine it's something about limiting their freedoms.
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hmm, actually, looks like PETA thinks death is better than a feral life, not out of concern for the ecosystem (which I would at least understand) but for the animal o_O
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yeah and fffffuuuuck that makes me seethe with rage
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