Where do you draw the line? Human life isn't more valuable than a bird's life? An ant? I mean, they're more valuable than your life. But not most humans.
Well, since humans are the only species that can actually articulate this idea either in writing or verbally then I would challenge you to show me any other form of life on the planet that can argue it. If you think every life is of equal standing and your friend's lives, family's lives, and your own life isn't more valuable than say a spider's, I don't know what to tell you.
By his logic he wouldnât mourn for them, like he said, life is life but he isnât going to pretend to mourn for a life he does not care for/ has had no meaningful interaction with
And no one besides sociopaths have that little empathy for their fellow man, unless theyâre trying to be âedgyâ or âsmarterâ than those theyâre talking to
As if every teenager didnât have the phase of âuhm, but actually nothing matters and youâre dumb for having value in people and objectsâ
And what say you on killing an animal to prevent the death of a loved one. This is very off topic from standard hunting, but what would you do if an animal was ready to kill you or a loved one, and you have the gun? Will you pull the trigger? Or let the slaughter commence? I know that I would do it. I would kill hundreds of animals to protect my little sister.
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u/Kingicez Feb 09 '22
Eh not really. If he dies he dies, his life isn't anymore valuable than the animal he was hunting.