Has anyone heard of something called the Law Of Humanity?

Here's how The Wonders described it:

"All living things have a right to existence. If you see if from that perspective then why would you try to harm another, why would you try to remove another? What that means is all living things. Now, humanity would say, 'Well, living things is a human being. It's a person.' We're saying all living things, including forests, including animals, including even insects. All living things have the right to exist; they do not have the right to overpower anything else but they have the right to their own existence.

So yes, often times, there is a requirement by individuals, humanity itself, to find a coexistence balance between humans and plants and animals. There has to be a certain form of coexistence. But coexistence does not mean that you overpower one over the other in order to create benefit for the one and not the other.

So the Law Of Humanity is all about coexistence and allowance and appreciation.

So the resultant here is that human beings, as a whole, often times see themselves as the stronger, more capable living thing on the planet. And they see themselves entitled; entitled to be able to use animals and plants to their benefits for after all, they are not as conscious as the human beings are...so they think.

And the net result is they don't create a coexistence; they create an effort to eradicate, often times, certain species, certain plants, certain animals. And so the resultant here is that no one in the human race right now is following the Law Of Humanity."