Buddhists say that all living beings are equal, and that they cannot kill, and can only be vegetarians when they are brought out—but it is obvious that they do not regard plants as living, and feel sorry for plants for a second. There seem to be more and more vegetarians, and almost all the menus seen in the UK have meals prepared for vegetarians. I wonder if the concepts held by vegetarians are similar to those of Buddhism. Eating meat may be despised by vegetarians, but there is also a chain of contempt in meat-eating. Eating dog meat is becoming more and more despised, because keeping dogs as pets is becoming more and more mainstream. Dogs and insects are not yet classified as rare animals, so whether they should be eaten or not is still a matter of perception. The situation facing the Japanese is complicated. Unfortunately, some of the whales and dolphins that some people like to eat are listed as rare animals that should be protected (note that not all whales and dolphins). I watched the movie "Dolphin Cove" today. I watched it indifferently, and even thought it was a bit rotten as a documentary. Although dolphins are cute, if we uphold the principle of equality of all living beings (Sorry plants, we only discuss animals here) ;Sorry animals, we're not talking about humans here), why not give more mercy to cows, sheep, chickens and ducks? Oh, the high IQ of dolphins is exaggerated in the film. The implication is that those with low IQs can die first? Dolphins will save people, so what about letting those who threaten humans die first? As for the dolphin show, I totally disagree with the views in the film. Of course, to be human is to look at the world from an anthropocentric pragmatism. Of course, for animal protection, I definitely support it, just as I support protecting the environment. After all, human beings need to be in awe of nature, especially as history continues to prove that the arrogant destruction of ecology by human beings will make nature doubly retaliate. The ability of human beings to transform nature is getting stronger and stronger, and as a kind of creature, the ability of human beings to control and destroy the resources of the earth is getting stronger and stronger. If these forces are not controlled, the earth may not only appear monotonous, but may even be destroyed again. . Sorry again, all of this is still pragmatism from human beings.
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