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Do humans reduce animals to human terms?

If we can't comprehend how another animal lives - in terms of relevancy to human life - does it give us the right to subjugate the animals under human supremacism?

If animals live different philosophies compared to the human philosophies of life, can we rule out the right of their physical entity they live as?

What is human? Does human mean taking the right to live away from others? 

Where does being a human end? Where the rights of another animal start?

What do human rights base upon? Why do animals get murdered and discriminated against? Is it a human right to inflict pain on animals? What is a right?

Can there be different categories and conceptions practised as rights? Do rights start with the behaviour species have/show towards each other?

Can rights only exist stemming from a theoretical contract?

We judge things by partial 'consequence' and interpretation and not by 'existence' ... in explaining what THOUGHT is: 'A' would think, then this part of brain would do that, etc. ... And that biologically-founded claim on how thinking has to be explained in order to be a supposedly valid process of thinking, goes, of course, on up to all branches of society, etc. ... But it isn't enough to be animal to be an animal?

The border around the castle 'HUMAN' is the one of scientifical categorizing. Within the castle we claim to be 'complete'.

BIOLOGICAL HIERARCHISM ALWAYS PUTS HUMAN 'OBJECTIVITY' ON TOP OF WHAT IT DENIES THE OTHER SPEICIES: THAT IS ON TOP OF ANIMALS' OBJECTIVITY

How can absolute objectivity be captured? With which parameters to measure against? Humans' objectivity claim relies on subjective interests.

Ethical behaviour is one of the components taken out of the frame of an allround objectivity.

Animals get denied for their actions to be viewed as not insinctual.

Subsequently the VALUES of behaviour get ruled out from being within the ethcial scale of social actions between the species, etc.

A term such as 'ethical' desribes something that is existent, it's not an idea in itself - otherwise it would not exist in the correlations...

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