MainerMikeBrown
Active Member
I believe that animals are just as worthy of life as people. Just because they're not as smart as you and me doesn't mean they should be thought of as less deserving of living a good quality life.
However, if everyone in the world decided to become vegatarians or even vegans, what do you think would happen regarding the animal population?
Hunters claim that the wildlife population would grow too large. But my biology teacher back in high school said the animal population would not because animals killing each other for food would keep the number of animals living in the wild in check. Who do you think is right?
And what would happen to animals who live on farms?
This is a debate I've wrestled with for several years, which is why I ask these questions so I can get the point of views from those who participate on this forum. Thanks.
However, if everyone in the world decided to become vegatarians or even vegans, what do you think would happen regarding the animal population?
Hunters claim that the wildlife population would grow too large. But my biology teacher back in high school said the animal population would not because animals killing each other for food would keep the number of animals living in the wild in check. Who do you think is right?
And what would happen to animals who live on farms?
This is a debate I've wrestled with for several years, which is why I ask these questions so I can get the point of views from those who participate on this forum. Thanks.