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Is it ethical to capture these? I mean they've been described as being intelligent enough to operate man-made devices and the Aether Foundation apparently even trusts one to run one of their Aether Houses. Hell Oranguru have even been called "people of the forests."
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>>31614177
they're niggers
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>>31614223
Is it ethical to capture niggers?
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>>31614226
Yes
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>>31614223
I wish niggers had the intelligence of one of those.
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HE
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>>31614277
HAS
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>>31614296
PIRATE
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>>31614177
Aren't all Pokemon sentient anyway?
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>>31614177
Ethical or not you give it a much better life regardless of what you do with it.
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>>31614296
YAR
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>tfw to intelligent to resist pokeball
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>>31614314
Yes, the only one described as nonsentient is nihilego, and even then the dex makes it unclear.
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>>31614177
Oranguru are noble, gentle, wise creatures and should be treated as equals or even superior to humans. You are not the ones capturing them, they are the ones choosing to come with and teach you the ways of their beautiful lives.
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>>31614177
No it is not. Capturing an Oranguru should be considered an equivalent to slavery as they are not only as smart as humans but even smarter than that in fact we're much smarter than the Slowking that live on the beach.
tl;dr no it isn't
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