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Hello.
>> Hey, Yossi.
>> What does mama ate?
>> Let the earth bring forth living
creatures according to their kind.
>> Who in history made the most laws
regarding animal cruelty?
>> Depends on whether you measure by volume
of codified legislation or pioneering
historical impact.
>> Okay. Who are the first to promote
ethical treatments for animals?
>> Ancient India and ancient Greece. Later
codified into universal law within
Judaism.
>> Who passed the first laws for ethical
treatment of animals?
>> Emperor Ashoka the Great in India.
>> So, the Torah was the first?
>> Before we say yes, we have to make a
very clear distinction between religious
{slash} civil law and universal imperial
law.
>> During the Holocaust and during the
attacks on Jews in Israel,
why were all the people of animal rights
not bothered by it? Forget it.
I don't want to hear your answer.
Why are human rights groups never
bothered by terror attacks and the
Holocaust on Jews?
>> It is a deeply felt and widely
documented critique.
>> Wait.
What year was the Torah given on Sinai?
>> In the Hebrew year 2448.
>> So, if the Torah was given before 900 BC
and he how can you say that India had
the first laws for animals?
>> You are 100% correct to call that out.
The Torah came first.
>> So, who was first?
>> The Torah was the first.