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    Quote Originally Posted by Starfall View Post
    I see nothing wrong with eating meat, but at the same time I believe we should be respectful and thankful for animals, and this means treating them humanly. Even though they may not understand what's going on, they may still have an inner knowing. I feel like they most often sense things, perhaps more strongly than us, and of course, they feel pain too.
    This expresses my feelings on the topic well. Thanks.
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    Whats the point in asking whether or not animals have rights when it seems pretty clear that rights don't exist any more than the ten commandments.

    I'll just assume the question is whether or not we should give animals the same treatment as people. In that case, we should probably do whatever is beneficial to do. Unless it would be beneficial to do otherwise, generally we shouldn't let animals go extinct. Beyond that, there's no reason to go out of our way to make animals suffer, but unless it will affect your sleep, we should do whatever will make life easiest. Pain is the price for life. Of course the consequence of this is that if enough believe that animals should have "rights" for whatever reason, then we should grant it to them. It wouldn't be beneficial to contradict the majority. Obviously not to the whole, and in most cases not to the individual.
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