Moonbat Sides With Mosquitos

The worst enemy of the human race is not sharks or wolves or polar bears, but mosquitos. By serving as vectors for deadly diseases, the frail blood-sucking insects kill far more people than any other species (over 700,000 per year). It should come as no surprise that an animal rights moonbat takes the mosquitos’ side.

France’s Aymeric Caron was asked what an antispeciesist (i.e., someone who rejects speciesism) should do if attacked by mosquitos. The answer sums up the mentality of animal rights maniacs:

Caron explained that mosquitoes who bite people are simply hunting “for protein to feed their developing eggs, and therefore their babies.” The activist said the realization is “embarrassing for an anti-specist” because they are actually being bitten by a mother-to-be who has no choice but to risk her life for her future children.

You must not swat skeeters. Caron says that “There is good reason to have a bad conscience if you kill a mosquito” and equates letting them drink your blood with giving a blood donation. Who is to say a human being is worth more than a mosquito?

However, Caron does find it morally permissible to ward off mosquitos by smearing yourself with garlic. I might give that a try, in case it also wards off moonbats.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.

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