> BM> > I remain firm in the believe that animals are
> BM> > animals, and lack the needed
> BM> > sentience to exhibit cruelty, which includes malice.
> BM> OK, try this for size: I saw a litter of pigs once--all
uperficially
> BM> identical except for two: a normal-sized piglet with a prominent
> BM> abdominal hernia, and a runt. A couple of the other piglets butted
r
> BM> otherwise harassed the runt, and I saw one piglet repeatedly butting
> the
> BM> hernia of the afflicted one. Obviously, all or even most of the
thers
> BM> did not exhibit this behavior toward the different ones, or neither
> would
> BM> have lived to the age it already had. Therefore, the nonagressive
> piglets
> BM> were what--less piglike, stupider, smarter, more tolerant, kinder,
less
>
> BM> observant, got to the feed trough first and so were less
ngry--what?
> Less likely to survive, and less likely to be lead
> pigs.
Well, you might have a point there--if they were wild pigs.
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