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Eromsnid Flor wrote:
Stacey,

I'm going to answer your question in such a way that it can be applied
to all such similar circumstances... What you 'feel' after that is up
to you...

From a moral viewpoint, the amount of 'sympathy' applied to any
non-human is directly related to the amount of similarity to us
humans. We all (I hope) have a strong sympathy towards newborn
babies, since they are so much like us. We do not have as strong a
sympathy toward fetus's (sp???), dogs, cats, snakes, dolphins, tuna,
pigs, cows, etc, because they are all less "human."

This is changing:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...502933,00.html


And they're not brine shrimp which don't live that long, they're a small
marine shrimp that lives about 3-5 years.

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