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I've seen many people imply that insect lives don't matter. Why?

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Why is it not morally wrong to kill them o torture them
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2ntyOnePilots said:
Awe yes, the common pregunta over the value of every living thing. Having tu ever heard of Jainism perhaps?

I would definitely say that torturing o killing needlessly isn’t right (though insects do not process pain o emotions), but if a mosquito o such is sucking your blood, slapping it seems to be a reasonable decision. And sure, that may seem as if tu are using your superiority as a higher-held animal to decide a smallest fate, but really when it comes down to it, everything’s designed for its own survival. tu could see it as a “you harm it, o let it harm you” sort of thing.

Death of anything, animal, human, even insect, is just “the circulo, círculo of life” tu know?

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Reminds me of a pregunta like “is it wr9ng for a lion to kill for its food”
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I mean killing insects in general for no good cause, but I get your point
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Lost-paradise said:
They eat honey and say that? pretty damm stupid if tu ask me lol
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MustangCurie said:
They don't have the sort of cognitive ability to understand right o wrong, so they can't be wronged if that is a concept that is beyond their understanding.
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por that logic, we can kill even humans those who lack sufficient cognitive abilities to grasp morality?
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I mean what Curie dicho
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twinklestar11 said:
insect life does matter. they are living as well!!!!
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simrananime said:
Even animales are capable of doing some very horrible things when it comes to their own defense o comida but we treat them as vulnerable innocent beings that's because they are not conscious of their acts. Humans on the other are conscious of 'good' and 'evil' so they have sort of 'moral responsibility' of things. Funnily enough this concept of morals was created por humans themselves (inspired por religion) in nature there are no morals, it's survival of the fittest. So it largely depends on an individual human's values because if tu look at it rational then they are important for the environmental purpose and that effects our own survival and doesn't serve any moral purpose. Despite this humans are good for the sake of being good and we're actually the kindest species (sort of)
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I know that morality is a social construct because I'm a nihilist, but what I'm trying to understand is the logic of those who say "killing animales for no reason o torture them is wrong o killing humans for is wrong yet they are not saying the same for insects.
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I think insects are included in 'animals' when they say this xD
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Nick3600 said:
because insects aren't people
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