who gets to choose what 'is' right? and what 'is' superior
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It ultimately just comes down to what works and what doesn't. Any other lofty ideas about race, religion, party, etc....is inherently meaningless, stupid, and self-defeating.
There is no nation on Earth that uses the standards of race, gender, or religion to define "superiority" as a matter of official policy that isn't a shitty, dangerous place to live.
All evidence and observation clearly points to the fact that checks and balances always work best. And diversity, in its various forms, creates those checks and balances.
There is no nation on Earth that uses the standards of race, gender, or religion to define "superiority" as a matter of official policy that isn't a shitty, dangerous place to live.
All evidence and observation clearly points to the fact that checks and balances always work best. And diversity, in its various forms, creates those checks and balances.
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I would be most curious to hear from those beings You say feel superior to the carnivores and omnivores (me).
One example of in the ancient inuit days -- I think if one was a Vegan Inuit, one would have not lived very long.
Got this from Google:
" Food. Because edible plants are scarce in the Arctic, the Inuit ate mostly meat they got from hunting. They ate animals such as caribou, seals, walruses, polar bears, arctic hares, musk oxen, birds such as ptarmigan, and fish such as arctic char, salmon and whitefish. "
I believe each individual must decide for themselves. No one group "gets" to choose.
For me,
it's a spiritual gig. I add the energy of what's being eaten to my collective.
One day, my energy will be added to another being's collective.
One example of in the ancient inuit days -- I think if one was a Vegan Inuit, one would have not lived very long.
Got this from Google:
" Food. Because edible plants are scarce in the Arctic, the Inuit ate mostly meat they got from hunting. They ate animals such as caribou, seals, walruses, polar bears, arctic hares, musk oxen, birds such as ptarmigan, and fish such as arctic char, salmon and whitefish. "
I believe each individual must decide for themselves. No one group "gets" to choose.
For me,
it's a spiritual gig. I add the energy of what's being eaten to my collective.
One day, my energy will be added to another being's collective.
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