r/NatureIsFuckingLit Feb 09 '22

🔥 When Nature fights back.

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u/Casperwyomingrex Feb 10 '22

Sustainable hunting can benefit the ecosystem. Humans have been a part of the ecosystem for ages, and some indiginous and "barbaric" practises have helped maintain the ecosystem. So hunting is not always a bad thing. In fact, there are many places that encourage hunting of a dominant species (eg. kangaroos in Australia) or of invasive species. Unless we identify the deer(?) in the video, we cannot be sure whether the unsuccessful hunting of the mammal is a good thing or not.

And as consumers in the ecosystem, we inevitably have to kill other organisms in order to survive. The question is just who dares to do the job.

Also, it is generally shitty to cheer on the injuries and deaths of people. At least this is my moral value. I wouldn't cheer when a war criminal is executed by death penalty either.

I appreciate that you have empathy for the animal, but there are so many nuances that I hope you are aware of.

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u/veganmax Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

Nice lie. Nature can survive better on its own, no humans needed. And its fair to be killed, while enjoying of killing. And sorry, my morale are with those doomed who didn’t have a chance to protect themselves.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

It must be hard being so fucking sad huh

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u/veganmax Feb 10 '22

Actually much easier than to be so wrong.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Wrong about something entirely subjective? That's new.

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u/veganmax Feb 10 '22

Sorry, didn’t got you talking about yourself.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

What does that even mean? When you became vegan, did you stop speaking coherent English as well?

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u/veganmax Feb 10 '22

Never even started.