Sirona
Hindu Wannabe
From:
Do Male Cats Act Paternal and Fatherly Towards Kittens?
Domestic male cats as well as male cats in the wild aren't known for their fathering skills. Other than siring as many kittens as possible, tom cats don't tend to get involved in the raising of the kittens. Male cats have been known to kill kittens, usually kittens that they didn't father. This behavior is a throwback to instincts from wilder days when killing a rival's young would keep the rival from spreading his genes about the countryside and giving the killer a better chance of advancing his own genetic agenda.
Therefore, I argue that men who want to sleep with a mother who already has children from another man have the natural right right and the moral duty to kill their "rival's" children because this is the way it is in nature and the way it was prescribed by the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
Do Male Cats Act Paternal and Fatherly Towards Kittens?
Domestic male cats as well as male cats in the wild aren't known for their fathering skills. Other than siring as many kittens as possible, tom cats don't tend to get involved in the raising of the kittens. Male cats have been known to kill kittens, usually kittens that they didn't father. This behavior is a throwback to instincts from wilder days when killing a rival's young would keep the rival from spreading his genes about the countryside and giving the killer a better chance of advancing his own genetic agenda.
Therefore, I argue that men who want to sleep with a mother who already has children from another man have the natural right right and the moral duty to kill their "rival's" children because this is the way it is in nature and the way it was prescribed by the Flying Spaghetti Monster.