PubliusInfinitum
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Yet, cows can’t consent to being made into ground beef. Yet, we are not allowed to abuse cats and dogs. Yet we have circus elephants. It is all relative and based on consensus – what people are willing to tolerate – and that toleration changes from time to time. It used to be understood that women should not be allowed to vote. It used to be understood that blacks don’t get married to whites. My, how times have changed.
The STANDARD, a word that you often used, is based upon popular opinion. There is no rhyme or consistent reason to it – and it may change as time passes.
We don't ask Cows to consent to feed us, because cows are FOOD... We also don't need a Goats permission to screw it... thus the point... that 'consent' is a ruse...
We don't screw animals because such provides for the inter-species transmission of disease...
And we don't screw children, because CHILDREN ARE NOT SUITABLE TO BE SEXUALIZED BY ADULTS... PERIOD! AND WITHOUT REGARD TO WHAT "SCIENCE" HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT.
And of course standards are based upon popular consensus... Which is why I'm advocating for my position... to sway the consensus, to the extent of my means; and THIS based upon the FACT, that popularity does not a valid and sustainable standard make...
I have advanced my point of view... I have provided in substantial detail the basis of my reasoning...
And for the most part, with rare exception... The opposition has come to impart "Nuh huh..." And it just seems to me, that reason is served by the certainty that sound, well founded reasoning, trumps "Nuh huh ..." in terms of the opinions which are better suited to public standards...
Who is to say that cows are food?
Nature...
Preference for cows... Many years ago I read an article that spoke to this; the author assigned it to the cat and dog being predators.... but inevitably it boils down to preference.Why is it that we eat cow but not kitten? What is the standard or reason for the standard with respect to that?
Which have already been answered...It sort of harkens back to my other question.