Human Rights For Apes?

by hamilcarr 42 Replies latest jw friends

  • keyser soze
    keyser soze

    Isn't the question itself contradictory?

  • hamilcarr
    hamilcarr
    Isn't the question itself contradictory?

    Maybe not since it was revealed that chimpanzees share 99% of their genes with humans.

    Burn, Do you know of any civilization that fell down after giving rights to its population?

  • BurnTheShips
    BurnTheShips
    Burn , Do you know of any civilization that fell down after giving rights to its population?

    As part of the "population" apes should get the right to vote!

  • IP_SEC
    IP_SEC

    humans being the dominate aminal on the planet should protect other aminals... dontcha? Only seems right itnit?

  • inkling
    inkling

    But do not "rights" require "responsibility"?

    If a human commits a crime, he is not being a "responsible" member of society, and he loses some of his rights.
    So what, will we make ape prisons and lock them up for repeat offences of public feces projectilation?

    [inkling]

  • hamilcarr
    hamilcarr
    As part of the "population" apes should get the right to vote!

    Where did the article mention the right to vote?

  • IP_SEC
    IP_SEC
    But do not "rights" require "responsibility"?

    No rights are so by birth.

  • inkling
    inkling
    Where did the article mention the right to vote?

    Ok, fine then but labeling it as "human rights" is somewhat misleading

  • BurnTheShips
    BurnTheShips

    This is truly a great moment in human history, or something along those lines.

    Too bad that the apes upon recieving these human rights will not notice, record, wonder, or care.

    None will paint a simian Sistine Chapel or create some other work of art or culture in commemoration, but perhaps there will be some celebratory poo flinging.

    This is incredibly, hilariously stupid. I almost thought it was an article off of The Onion.

    Not to mention that Spain is a country that condones bull fighting. Hipocrisy.

    The biggest downside that I can see is that future legislation will make spanking the monkey a federal offense.

    Spain is going to the apes faster than I thought.

  • IP_SEC
    IP_SEC
    This is incredibly, hilariously stupid. I almost thought it was an article off of The Onion.

    Do you really feel banning harmful experiments on apes is stupid?

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