モービーのインスタグラム(moby) - 11月22日 04時12分

So, every year at Thanksgiving the president 'pardons' one or two turkeys. It's seen as an expression of mercy and kindness, as clearly the turkeys are innocent and have done nothing to warrant their deaths. But it begs the question...if the kind and merciful thing is to pardon two innocent turkeys, then wouldn't it make sense to 'pardon' all turkeys? It's almost as if the subtext of the turkey pardoning is 'we're pardoning these two, as they're innocent, after which we're going to eat the skin and flesh of the 50,000,000 turkeys we had immigrants kill for us'. Apart from being gross and unethical it's also logically inconsistent: Killing an innocent creature is either good or bad, and pardoning two is a clear sign that everyone recognizes that killing innocent turkeys is egregious and unethical.

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