Isn't it cruel to cut the nuts off an animal? Would you

>>17332034
It's cruel to farm animals for food too, it's for our own benefit.

>>17332034
Overpopulation of animals leads to suffering...
You would rather see dogs starving in the street... over some medically performed nut chopping?
Educate yourself you fucking child, and lurk moar

>>17332071
>Overpopulation of animals leads to suffering...

So does cutting off nuts.

>>17332091
and it's much more direct than some possibility in the future. It directly ruins millions of lives every year.

>>17332034
>cruel (adj.) causing pain or suffering.

Fixing an animal neither causes them pain nor suffering when done properly. So no, not cruel.

Bob Barker would like to have word with you.

Animals =/= humans

You're trying to get validation for your stupid opinion that fixing animals is cruel but any sensible person knows it isn't cruel so I doubt anyone is going to side with you on this one.

Animals breeding and giving birth to a litter of babies with no way of caring for them is irresponsible and cruel. Spaying/neutering them may be bad too, but it's a net good considering the pros and cons.

Animals can have 3-8 babies, humans usually only have 1 at a time. It's not comparable to say castrating a human and castrating a domestic animal are the same.