This is fair enough, but you still allow an animal to die because it benefits you. By not killing spiders, we are allowing them to breed also. The rules still apply. If somebody were to breed a family of insects, they would have the right to kill them? Obviously, in your opinion.
Spiders may benefit some humans in general, but they personally do not benefit me. So they go back outside, in the garden where they belong.
I don't allow it die it is not like i have the choice to let it live or see it die.
Yes we are allowing them to breed repeat we are ALLOWING them to breed not forcefully breeding them ourselves so my statement still stands we don't have the right to kill them.If some one did breed their own insects then yes i believe they would have the right to let them live or quite the opposite.
That's very Buddhist of you then as long as you prefer to put them outside than kill them i am proud of you Chez haha.
..Okay. You say red, I say blue. It's all the same, and neither option has much chance of happening. But if it does, we would have to accept that there is a species of something stronger than us that wants us gone.
I do believe that evolution and/or adaption could happen to an inferior species and they may rise to the top of the food chain it could be quite possible and yes i agree we would have to accept it and run for our lives.