Would you rather kill a squirrel to save a bird, or vice versa?

[Poisonpunk3]

As I see it, they both inherently own the same amount of value to us and nature itself. Which sound more moral?

 

[foidletslayer]

A bird to save a squirrel depending on which bird it is

This isn’t profound btw

 

[Poisonpunk3]

A bird to save a squirrel depending on which bird it is

This isn’t profound btw

What if it's a crow?

 

[foidletslayer]

What if it's a crow?

I like crows I’d rather save the crow

 

[AnActualidoit]

As I see it, they both inherently own the same amount of value to us and nature itself. Which sound more moral?

It depends on the bird tbh. Intelligence matters morally, and that is already how humans value life. We value human lives more because of higher cognition like awareness, communication, and planning. Science shows squirrels are smarter than pigeons since they use strong spatial memory and problem solving to survive. So in that case I would pick the squirrel. But crows are different. Studies show they use tools, recognize human faces, plan ahead, and understand cause and effect. Their brains also have very high neuron density, similar to some primates. Because of that, tbh choosing a crow over a squirrel makes more sense morally.

 

[AnActualidoit]

I like crows I’d rather save the crow

I legit wasted time to answer this and you give my answer but it’s because you like them

 

[nsk4ll]

As I see it, they both inherently own the same amount of value to us and nature itself. Which sound more moral?

id kill the bird

 

[lowtiersubhuman]

As I see it, they both inherently own the same amount of value to us and nature itself. Which sound more moral?

I would paint a sidewalk with a squirrel for 5 bucns

 

[Interleukin6]

fuck the squirrel to death, this way I lose my KHHV status and also save the bird