Animals can tell right from wrong

[robert]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wildlife/5373379/Animals-can-tell-right-from-wrong.html

[xveganjoshx]

Nice.

 

 

I swear though, when will these hollow men in lab coats finally pull their heads out of their ass and realize that animals are just like us.

[Zack]

I dislike the distinction between "human" and "animal"...humans are animals.

[Mighty_Vegan]

I dislike the distinction between "human" and "animal"...humans are animals.

 

Lol.

[shawnb222]

Every animal has feelings.. Not only humans, we are animals too.

[Mighty_Vegan]

I agree.

[shawnb222]

Imagine more intelligent beings, called "Hecto-oids" putting us into factory farms for food, when in reality the can thrive off of plants just like us?

[Im Your Man]

Yes, we're the humanimal.

 

Hmm... morality, what they mean by it? We made a moral code, laws, based on thousands of years of living in society. We say before civilization we were like beasts with no morality. Now we say we know how to make the difference between right and wrong, we say we are humane (and other animals are inhumane, i.e. they do the wrong) but we kill each others by millions in wars, genocides, homicides. We rape and torture, we let other nations die of hunger, we kill over 50 billion animals per year and most humans say it is not wrong to do so. ''Lower'' herbivore animals know what is right better than us: they dont kill at all. Except if they feel indanger, like if we enter their territory and appear as a threat to them.

So yeah, we can tell right from wrong, we just dont give a damn, like the psychiatrist says in the movie ''natural born killers''... because many humans are psychopaths, or have been brainwashed by the medias to feel and think like a psychopath, so they believe there is nothing wrong with killing other species than our own kind. This is OUR moral : it is wrong to kill humans but it OK to kill animals because they dont have moral... go figure. Herbivores have a higher moral code than ours: they dont kill their own kind (or rarely, sometimes the males fight to death) and they dont kill the other animal species.

In the article, they talk about the morality of wolves, coyotes, and other carnivores; they may live by a certain moral: immorality. They do only the Bad. They kill all day with no remorse. So they may live in a world that obeys to right and wrong, but they are outlaws in this world, they are psychopaths, killers, etc. Carnivores are pathologic cases, said Herbert Shelton. They are like viruses and other parasites, they live on the depend of others, by killing. The main reason why they do the things mentioned in the article is because they obey to their killer instinct, their survival instinct, mother instinct, etc. They use their intelligence too, to be efficient killing machines.

Yes, the universial concept of right and wrong exists in every creature with a soul. Cats feel fear if you punch or kick them, they dont like to be hit because it is wrong, they feel pain, they are scared, they may become depressed and stop eating to commit suicide. But, because they are psychopaths, they dont care about killing others, they have no remorse, no compassion, they are unable to feel as if they were the victim or they dont give a damn.

 

It is time that scientists learn that all animals are living beings with feelings, a soul, etc, they have their own language just like we do, etc.

Chimps invent tools to catch food, crows too. Birds make nests like we build houses. Ants live in complex societies.

When we teach something to chimps, they reproduce it a different faster way because they understood how the system works, while human children only do it by imitating the same exact way because they dont really understand how it works. But the common idea is that monkeys are only good to imitate us.