LethalAntidote Archive

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1	THIS RIGHT HERE, credits to u/IDDQD4Life I never made the claim that killing animals and humans are the exact same. I simply made the claim that we aren’t evolved for either, at least not on an instinctual level. People need to be trained to kill an animal as well, all hunters have to go through a stage where they are desensitized to killing animals when they are children (same goes to farmers and all other fields that kill animals.) Humans aren’t preprogrammed to kill things without remorse. We are emotional creatures and need to be t…	/r/MGTOW	06/07/19 04:48 PM
1	THIS RIGHT HERE, credits to u/IDDQD4Life This military training example is retarded. The reason why is because I could use this same logic with hunting. Everyone needs to be trained to hunt, none of us are capable of survival if we were dropped in the middle of nowhere without prior knowledge. In order to survive we need to be trained. And the cool thing about humans is that we carry knowledge down to the future generations. This is how we obtain knowledge. It’s not in our DNA. Sure we may still have primal attributes in us, but this k…	/r/MGTOW	06/07/19 03:39 PM