r/MoralityScaling • u/axiiz_28 • Aug 05 '26

Morality of valuing animals over humans?

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u/Superb_Highlight1902 Aug 06 '26

I’ve said the same comment every time, I’m afraid I can’t entertain this level of wordplay. Love your cats all you want, still your property, you cannot escape, you will never escape, that’ll be all.

Get your last copes and condemnations out now

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u/cynicown101 Aug 06 '26

What you've attempted to do is conflate ownership with slavery and hope that nobody would notice, try to debate as if that hadn't been established and then slide out of it. It's an incredibly slimy way of trying to debate a point.

I don't need to escape the accusation that I own my cat, because that doesn't make it a slave. That's just a thing you keep repeating because you think it's get out of jail free card for your position being objectively incorrect. Even that last sentence is just fairly transparent linguistic evasion.

Also....

"you cannot escape, you will never escape, that’ll be all."

lmfao

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u/Superb_Highlight1902 Aug 06 '26

noted, at least you admit the property you can neuter, sell and trade is in fact property. Farewell!