Originally posted by The Grey Fox
Listen, I study the English language. I know what it meant, but its nonsense. I'm not eating something I don't like the taste of, OK?
I'll quote myself:
Originally posted by caedusrulesall
Fine. Go ahead and let those animals die in vain. If you eat them, their deaths are not in vain.
Originally posted by caedusrulesallBRB, getting the meaning of sentience.
Now who doesn't know English?Animals don't think the way we do. They don't have the level of intelligence or sentience that we do.
1. The quality or state of being sentient; consciousness.
2. Feeling as distinguished from perception or thought.
There's nothing to do with level of intelligence or anything there. Sentience simply means being aware you are alive.
Originally posted by The Grey Fox
BRB, getting the meaning of sentience.1. The quality or state of being sentient; consciousness.
2. Feeling as distinguished from perception or thought.There's nothing to do with level of intelligence or anything there. Sentience simply means being aware you are alive.
When I said "Now who doesn't know English?" I meant you spelled sentience as sencience and everything in caps.
Originally posted by caedusrulesallYes, but you didn't seem to understand another very important factor, one you keep missing:
I understood opinion because I said that you can go on in your no-meat-eating life earlier.However I understand debating, and the importance of undermining your opponent's arguments.
Opinion
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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
Yes, but you didn't seem to understand another very important factor, one you keep missing:[b]Opinion
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Look at what you quoted. Read it over. If you've entered a debate, you are saying "I'm ready for my opinion to be argued against". You entered a debate, so don't blame me for arguing against your opinions.