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Dieter

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 10:43 pm
Post subject: Animals do not "benefit" from existence per se: Fuckwit agrees!
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Fuckwit has written,

Unless you can show how something that is not
alive can benefit...

That's the whole point: something that is not alive
CANNOT benefit, from ANYTHING. As an animal is not
alive prior to "gaining life" - DUHHHHHHHHHHH! -
therefore "gaining life" CANNOT be a benefit. QED

Because existence per se is not a benefit, no one who
wants to prevent farm animals from existing is
withholding any kind of "benefit" from "them". (Big
hint, Fuckwit: until the animals exist, there is no
"them" from whom a "benefit" might be withheld.)

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