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It is interesting how there's an element of our human existence that predisposes us to kindness toward animals.
But then another element of our human existence that predisposes us to being disgustingly, brutally awful to each other.
Two sides of the same coin, when considering humanity as a whole. There's a lot of good, but so much bad too.
You're not wrong.
Segregation is as old as our species too. One day we'll destroy ourselves.