Best Posts in Thread: Killing dogs and animal ethics

It doesn't? Also morality is always very opinionated. There is no one set of morals in this universe. My cat goes out to eat mice, moles, birds, and squirrels. Is my cat lacking morals? Or is she just trying to live?

 

To anyone who came to read a logical argument, just turn around. This is the place where opinions are greater than facts. No matter how hard you try with this guy.




I've worked at a slaughter house for 2 years before. Saying the person who puts the bolt into the cows head is doing it for pleasure is very misleading. You cannot stay in the position for long because it generally leads to psychological issues. It pays well, and isn't for everyone. Also there would be factories for dogs, cats, bunnies, horses, ect. If there was a demand for it. We play on an economy server, you should understand supply and demand. There is also no cruelty(The kind you're thinking of) done in most of these places, these places are filled with government employee's. They tend to do the grading of the meat, check if its up to quality that they are advertising.

So in conclusion, these factories are there for supply and demand, well paying jobs, and the demand is larger than they can supply with just land.

 

Can I suggest you to a therapist? Maybe a mental institution?

 

Killing animals for the hell of it is not ok
killing animals to use as a resource is ok, provided the animal is not endangered or anything
people generally don't kill dogs or cats for meat just because they dont really have a lot of meat and are much more useful alive, but if thats your thing, as long as its humane as possible I guess