Originally Posted by Kevs290
We have rights only because we say we do. Why don't dogs get rights? What makes us any more special than them? And why when one human kills another its called murder but when animals in the wild kill each other it's just considered nature.
P.S. I'm only posting this because I feel like talking philosophy, if this is unwarranted please tell me to GTFO.
'Cause we are the dominant species. And I must retract. Dogs do have rights. Animal rights. But not to the level of humans. Our rights go above that of the dog.
And the killing is that Dogs don't have to abide by 'laws'. In that sense, they have more freedom than us.
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