I wasn't saying their suffering doesn't exist, it's fact that it does. I was mearly using animal exploitation as an example for how many in the western culture consider some things normal and okay, which to many others would seem bizarre.
It's a matter of opinion whether it is right or wrong, as with everything. Everyone is entitled to an opinion as long as they can back it up.
If something is right or wrong is a moral choice and never set it stone- however strongly you feel about something there will always be others with opposing views.
Unless you believe in god and his 'rules' or 'commandments' and his judgement, who has the right to say who has the correct viewpoint? Nobody does.
Are certain things INTRINSICALLY right/wrong?
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I wasn't saying their suffering doesn't exist, it's fact that it does. I was mearly using animal exploitation as an example for how many in the western culture consider some things normal and okay, which to many others would seem bizarre.
It's a matter of opinion whether it is right or wrong, as with everything. Everyone is entitled to an opinion as long as they can back it up.
If something is right or wrong is a moral choice and never set it stone- however strongly you feel about something there will always be others with opposing views.
Unless you believe in god and his 'rules' or 'commandments' and his judgement, who has the right to say who has the correct viewpoint? Nobody does.