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is - in your opinion - artificial insemination equal to rape?
no.
then something here doesnt make sense
Maybe it’s the lack of consent?
maybe. maybe the topic is more complex than that.
Are cows raped for butter? always? is it the same degree of awfulness if a cow gets 'raped' in a industrial plant or if a cow gets mounted by a bull in a field? is 'rape' even a term that can be used to describe actions that are done to or by animals? Or should it be used for humans only? is it disrespectful to human victims of rape to use the same words to describe something that happened to an animal? Are cows slaughtered for butter? every cow that produced milk that was used to make butter? How many people could the death of a cow benefit before it becomes a morally correct thing to do? What is a cows life worth? Would stopping to breed cows and thus a collapsing overall world-population of cows be something good or something bad? Or is it in between somewhere? Who defines even what is morally correct and what isnt?
Im not trying to be an asshole or anything (i know it seems like it here), but I dont think writing
with a slightly condescending undertone on a messageboard thread about popcorn is the smartest way to go about this
It's all bad no matter how it happens and it's completely unneeded, therefore it's all unacceptable.
I've had a lot of livestock, but I've never raised cattle before. Do cows give affirmative consent to bulls out in the field? Or in the wild? I know hens sure as fuck don't, does (goats) don't in any meaningful way, and mares... well, mares can be iffy about it, and it's not always clear-cut. And then, of course, the tomcats straight up rape all day and all night, so it's almost cheating to include them.
How different are cows in that regard?