We need to make an important distinction. Furries don't have a dog rape problem because they're furries: they have a dog rape problem because they're gay.
Why not both? 84% of male furries identify as non-heterosexual, while a whole
99% said they have sexual motivations for being furries.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30806867/ Study link.
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Like ok im not morally consistent because I eat meat but I dont fuck animals. Fine, im fine with that, id rather be a hypocrite then justify fucking animals. Why would you rather justify fucking animals than be seen as a hypocrite?
Your point is fair regardless, but because they LOVE to hide behind just making arguments, just following the logic, behind rational - it’s good to note that we as humans make the distinction. I’ll spend some additional time going through it because I think it’s really important they get pushback at every angle, and I’ve spent time thinking about this, while most haven’t, because I hate their ‘rationality’ facade.
TLDR: (Also, I do ask, how eating steak means it’s okay for YMS to rape a pet German Shepherd?)
Killing an animal for meat is highly regulated, and a lot of countries spend millions on making it as ethical as possible, though there’s a long
long way to go, the financial investment clearly shows people care. New legislation is drafted globally to make these industries better. We recognise it as a necessary evil because humans are omnivores. Just because an animal will be slaughtered for meat that will be eaten for survival, doesn’t mean morally we accept: skimming it alive, torturing it to death, stoning it to death, etc. Just because the end result is death, doesn’t mean everything less than that is also fine. In human law, raping and murdering someone sees them charged with both actions. We categories and recognise it all.
Again. Humans recognise the purpose and value of killing an animal, an unpleasant, bad thing, for food. This includes a lone hunter shooting a deer.
We do not recognise that doing bad things to animals to satisfying a gay furry’s erection as having any value or purpose to justify it.
It is therefore not the same and not hypocritical, because they are two different things with clear reasoning. But if it
were somewhat hypocritical, and that argument can still be made in the animals rights activism sense (not in the zoophile sense), it doesn’t prove anything, because moral frameworks aren’t simple. A hypocrite can still be right, and hypocrisy doesn’t negate truth.
And if the person your arguing with being a vegan (not eating meat) causes it to crumble, then maybe it was a shitty argument to begin with.