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Let man, a moral being, take his place among the animal creation, and at once there spring up moral relations between him and every living thing capable of feeling pleasure and pain. It becomes his duty to do all in his power to increase the happiness and to diminish the suffering of every sentient thing. But we do not sympathize with the Hindu who lay down before the starving tigress in order to save her life and the life of « THE VIVISECTION QUESTION.
her whelps with his own. Man's first duty... is to those of his own species. If wild beasts endanger the life of his wife or child, it becomes his duty to kill them by any means in his power, let the suffering be what it must. This is man's first step in the con- quest of any country. And .when he has rid the earth of the fierce carnivora, it becomes his duty to kill such numbers of the herbivora as will enable the rest to obtain food and enjoy life.
This surplus man has always utilized for food and clothing. All this, however, is but his first step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let man, a moral being, take his place among the animal creation, and at once there spring up moral relations between him and every living thing capable of feeling pleasure and pain. It becomes his duty to do all in his power to increase the happiness and to diminish the suffering of every sentient thing. But we do not sympathize with the Hindu who lay down before the starving tigress in order to save her life and the life of « THE VIVISECTION QUESTION.
her whelps with his own. Man's first duty... is to those of his own species. If wild beasts endanger the life of his wife or child, it becomes his duty to kill them by any means in his power, let the suffering be what it must. This is man's first step in the con- quest of any country. And .when he has rid the earth of the fierce carnivora, it becomes his duty to kill such numbers of the herbivora as will enable the rest to obtain food and enjoy life.
This surplus man has always utilized for food and clothing. All this, however, is but his first step.
What to read after The Vivisection Question ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodge, Clifton F. (Clifton Fremont), 1859-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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