Re: Moral Genocide? (Was: IEN Fascists?)

>Okay, they aren't people.  Hypothetically.  Does this mean that I can
>slaughter an entire species of anything that isn't people without it being
>an evil act?  Here's a specific example:  wolves.  They aren't people.
>They have no culture or civilization.  They live to kill and eat.
>Everything else in their lives is secondary to that.  Can I exterminate
>their entire species without it being an evil act?  Why or why not?  If
>I can't, then what makes them different from goblins?

I'd say sure you can. If wolves are endangering human lives, you may
certainly kill them. Exterminating their entire species may be going a bit
overboard, but it's merely unwise, not evil. Just look at smallpox.

Hemlock