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Do you think it could be ethical to hunt a species to extinction to meet the needs and wants human society
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Do you think it could be ethical to hunt a species to extinction to meet the needs and wants human society

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Every modern day species has evolved to the point of having a necessary function and aid other species in some sort of way. It one species dies off, it could create a domino effect, hurting other species. So no it isn’t ethical to kill off a species solely to cater to humans.
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No

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This species that we would be killing off is innocent and not volunteering for this.

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