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

In a message dated 98-02-01 03:03:05 EST, gantr@???.edu writes:

<< 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?

 Rich Gant >>

Wolves have leaders and entertainers. They kill for food in harnony with their
environment, and to defend themselves and other menbers of their society.
Wolves are othen hunted by livestock farmers becuse they attack the herds (
eat lanb 10,000 wolves can't be wrong )  :)

It is all a matter of prospective to parapharse a wise man " you will find
that many of the things we hold true are only true from a certain point of
view "

Matt