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I know this question will attract a lot of hate and I'm fine with it, I want to know what other people think. But ask yourself this first - has your pet ever tried to run away?

I am of this opinion -
If you look into the definition of slaves you won't find many differences between the conditions of pets and actual human slaves and see that it's all fundamentally unethical and harming their species. Aren't slaves trained to do things according to their 'master'? Don't people train dogs on how to behave?
Same goes for kidnapped people, I mean what does kidnapping mean? Taking someone away from their normal life (habitat for animals), putting them into cages or in chains (leashes), and hurting them for doing something the kidnapper doesn't want them to do? (Barking, peeing, shitting, biting - all the things pets know how to do)

I agree they're treated well, but don't some kidnappers feed and take care of their captive?

And sure dogs and cats are treated well in most families, but I'm not just talking about those two. Countless lizards, other reptiles, fish, turtles, birds etc face the same fate.

I hope you read the whole thing, although I have a lot more to say but let's see what you think -

This is a follow up from yesterday's question:
Should Satan and his army of demons be fearful when God's wisdom is empowering Christians to teach sinners there is spiritual warfare battles ahead?

Also, check out today's previous question: If demons exist, which of the 7 main weaknesses of demons would they most likely be able to recognize most and counteract against it and why?

https://www.crossway.org/articles/why-we-should-not-fear-satan-and-demons/

9 Powers demons possess:

1 Indwell humans and animals (Mark 5:1–16)
2 Physically afflict people (Mark 9:17, 22)
3 Terrorize humans (1 Sam. 16:14–15; 18:10; 19:9; Acts 19:13–16; 2 Cor. 12:7)
4 Initiate false worship (1 Cor. 10:20–21)
5 Promote false doctrines (1 Tim. 4:1)
6 Perform false signs and wonders (2 Thess. 2:9; Rev. 16:13–14)
7 Deceive prophets (1 Kings 22:19–23)
8 Encourage idolatry (Deut. 32:17; Ps. 106:37)
9 Engineer death (Judg. 9:23, 56–57)