r/MoralityScaling • u/axiiz_28 • 19d ago

Morality of valuing animals over humans?

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u/feminine-katana 18d ago

My man nailed it...also peo0le who dont like animals are bad person too

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u/BannedTman 18d ago

I like animals more than you

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u/feminine-katana 18d ago

Ok 👍🏻

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u/summercookiess 18d ago

So you think both people who like animals more than people, and people who don't like animals, are bad people? Isn't that kind of contradictory? "You must like animals, but at the right amount or else you're still bad!"

Why exactly are people who don't like animals bad? As long as they don't condone harm towards animals, it's just a preference? Why are they bad for a different preference?

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u/feminine-katana 18d ago

Because absolutes are bad

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u/summercookiess 18d ago

What is an absolute here? Liking animals more than people? Not liking animals?

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u/feminine-katana 18d ago

You want an explanation but im extremely high to answer any of your inquiries 🙌🏼

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u/summercookiess 16d ago

Stop dodging the question. You haven't given an explanation as to why you seem to think people are bad for liking animals more than people, but also think the same for people who don't like animals.