My intention with this debate is to touch on both the ethics of popping soap bubbles and the question of whether or not they should be granted rights. On the one hand, it's hard to argue against the inherent beauty and joy that soap bubbles bring, moments before they engage in mutual mass murder-suicide.
On the other hand, it's difficult for me to justify granting rights to something that lacks consciousness and the ability to understand or appreciate those rights. It's a complex issue, I'm sure you understand. Also, I think the first point falls under the umbrella of the second point.
Thank you! That is very gracious of you.
My intention with this debate is to touch on both the ethics of popping soap bubbles and the question of whether or not they should be granted rights. On the one hand, it's hard to argue against the inherent beauty and joy that soap bubbles bring, moments before they engage in mutual mass murder-suicide.
On the other hand, it's difficult for me to justify granting rights to something that lacks consciousness and the ability to understand or appreciate those rights. It's a complex issue, I'm sure you understand. Also, I think the first point falls under the umbrella of the second point.
Ich schätze deine Analyse. Ich möchte jedoch klarstellen, dass diese Blase im Besonderen in absehbarer Zeit nicht wieder aufwachen wird.
Does that mean I just need to make it unrated?