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Wildlife management and funds to preserve, protect, control, and manage all living creatures under both State and Federal laws. They are the ones the "swamp people" and I pull the permits and licenses from to "control" these animals.
They also see deer hit and killed on the highway and many dying of starvation.
Would have been better to have been in someone freezer.
While I don't think humans are superior to other animals I think giving human rights to other animals is very problematic. I do support laws against animal cruelty as long as they aren't used as a way to increase police presence and the prison population, and I could agree with giving primates and cetaceans some kind of "Non-Human Person" status. But the idea of making all animals let alone all species legally equal would lead to nothing but moral relativism.
You can't be serious!
God made man, "a little lower than the angels." ~ The Bible
Man is of superior intelligence.
Animals do not reason (as man does). They act according to instinct.
Did an animal ever invent a high tech device? (Rhetorical question)
Get real.
By the way, we already have "moral relativism," thanks to the Godless liberals.
Wildlife management and funds to preserve, protect, control, and manage all living creatures under both State and Federal laws. They are the ones the "swamp people" and I pull the permits and licenses from to "control" these animals.
They also see deer hit and killed on the highway and many dying of starvation.
Would have been better to have been in someone freezer.
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