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Is it a sin to feed fried chicken leftovers to a live chicken?

What philosophical texts can I read for answers to questions like this

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>> No.7178404

>>7178396
What is sin?

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>>7178404

>> No.7178419

>>7178404
Finite existence is sinful by default.

>> No.7178797

>>7178419

What does that even mean?

>> No.7178818

>>7178797
"Stop doing the things I don't like".

>> No.7178847

>>7178396
motherfucker was already dead
died for you to feed upon it's flesh
you somehow failed to finish up

Throwaway the leftover = the purpose of it's death is fucked = Sin

feed it to some hungry chicken who isn't morally capable of giving a shit = good job

>> No.7179289

>>7178847
this is honestly an insightful approach!

however, is it a sin to beguile the chicken simply because it cannot know better? I say yes. If you cause natives to kill a scientist because you convince them he is an evil magician, the sin lies in your actions, not the actions of the natives.