do you see yourself as an animal?
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Most definitely. We still have the same urges, the same weaknesses/vulnerabilities. We're just intelligent enough and have the physical ability to manipulate our environment and harness its resources for our own survival on a very huge scale. The most wealthy humans are no different than a pack of hyenas or a tiger with prime territory, those animals will defend their position and bring harm to others including their own kind in order to maintain their wealth. How is that any different from human beings? Humans kill other humans over their mates, lions kill lions to gain a pride and mates.
Humans aren't THAT special, the sooner we collectively realize that the quicker shyt might change for the better.
Humans aren't THAT special, the sooner we collectively realize that the quicker shyt might change for the better.
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Yes. I don't think it's an insult to do so, even though I sometimes use the term animal as an insult(form of language conditioning apart from scientific classification).
We're apes.
We're apes.
I'm an animal with not just free will, but the knowledge of free will.
I refuse to ask the question "why?" of myself and answer myself with an "I dunno. YOLO"
I refuse to ask the question "why?" of myself and answer myself with an "I dunno. YOLO"
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Animals don't slaughter each other like humans do though, we're something worst 
with the capacity to be something greater 
with the capacity to be something greater
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would u consider a different species of human an animal? for example do neanderthals deserve the same rights as homo sapiens?
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
I have no other choice.
we're animals, we shyt, we fukk, we piss, we get territorial
the only reason some people think we aren't is because society keeps a lot of us civilized, if we were at the beck and call of "the wild" you'd see what human nature really is at its base level, survival of the fittest doesn't care about morality, but with technology and organized societies we've been able to get above that savagery (for the most part)
the only reason some people think we aren't is because society keeps a lot of us civilized, if we were at the beck and call of "the wild" you'd see what human nature really is at its base level, survival of the fittest doesn't care about morality, but with technology and organized societies we've been able to get above that savagery (for the most part)
some evil some not
Biologically, yes. I'm not a plant, protist, fungi or bacteria