lavapockets wrote:Hostage wrote:Anyway, I've already said my piece on the matter but I will say this,"false logic" are quite hypocritical words. If he really wanted too he could just as easily say the same to you.
If I really wanted to I could just as easily step of to you and say; " We can't abolish the seal hunt because 6000-7000 Fishermen claim it as more then 40% of their income," so who are you to mess with their means of living. See what I mean? The world isn't as black and white as you want.
Explain to me how my stance is logically inconsistent though. And how someone can claim my argument is false logic. I would be interested in this analysis.
Great job nit picking my post and breaking it out of context.However, I'll oblige. you claimed that him believing a human life more valuable then that of animals "hypocritical" and "false" by, and I quote:
I mocked the assertion that people who care about animal rights don't care about human rights
So what
I see here is that because he doesn't uphold as strong a moral towards animals as you do he does not care about animal rights at all? Clearly he doesn't think much of you because you don't feel the same as him about human rights? Am I right? Ofcourse I am, what other reason could there be.

So I'll say; I find that nothing of your logic is inconsistent, it's your wording I'm against. Basically you can't preach unless you're willing to to acknowledge your opposing side.
That's like me saying to someone who has faith in god and believes in creationism is living by false logic despite the hundreds of years that support evolution.
Also, from
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 29714.html"Canada's fishing industry annually exports around $3bn (£1.6bn) of seafood to the US while the seal hunt generates just $16.5m from pelt sales."
That's just $3bn in seafood to the US, that doesn't include the export to other countries.
This. I'm not sure what you're trying to get at unless you're answering something that you didn't quote, someone else, or I'm just having a brain fart.
@zShared.
Me either so I did a bit of digging and apparently it's not that they're alive it's there nervous system/muscles twitching that give of the illusion they're being skinned alive. Like how a chicken still flaps its wings even after being decapitated.