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The online replies to the article are disheartening

The online replies to the article are disheartening as I can't quite understand the lack of empathy for other living beings.
Obviously trying to have someone feel for another living being is futile.

I guess the UVic students got what they wanted - publicity and now some rabbits will die to pay the price.

Here is my online reply

Lisa H
Judging by the above comments, it is clear that trying to have people view things from a perspective outside of their own egocentric view is a futile exercise.
From the above comments, it obvious that people are the only *LIVING* being on this planet that matter. If a human goes without then it by all means justifies the pain, suffering & slaughter of any other living being.
Human beings should be thankful they are in this position to be able to be able to decide who anthropomorphizes and who doesn't, who gets to live and who doesn't, who gets to suffer with no voice understandable to our own ears and who doesn't. Until no humans suffer on this earth any longer, let's let all other living beings pay the price.
Now if that isn't selfish I don't know what is.

http://www.timescolonist.com/Life/recipe+stir+controversy+kill+cook+UVic+rabbits/1379349/story.html

http://www.edmontonjournal.com/News/Bashing+campus+bunnies+raises+SPCA/1380617/story.html

Messages In This Thread

Instructions on killing and cleaning a Uvic Rabbit
Kelowna faces another rabbit outbreak unless more killed
I love the irony of this coming from an institute of *higher* learning
All day, all I have done is refute emails and posts
The online replies to the article are disheartening
Times Colonist: Hunting UVic rabbits is illegal, inhumane and immoral
It is not against the law to hunt and kill feral rabbits
Local Vet offers vasectomies for UVic rabbits
The conundrum
All animals are at our mercy
PCA Act defines "ownership"
Erika Paul says the ethical thing, but what took so long? *LINK*
Richmond 2006: SPCA approved "gunshot euthanasia" while selling intact rabbits
Kelowna 2008: SPCA approves of captive bolt gun to kill rabbits *LINK*
Sounds like a pest control employee speaking
At one time the SPCA was literally in the pest control business
Long SPCA disconnect between its legislated objects, its mission statement, and its animal control/disposal business
2001 Community Consultation Report: Animal Control
Justifications for pound contracts not honest
SPCA's Mission, Vision, Guiding Principles and Charter. No mention of animal control

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