Question

which expression shows that animals believe in equality among their fellow beings​

Answer 1

Answer:

• not one needs to another not his kind that lived thousands of years ago
• not one needs to another not his kind that lived thousands of years agonot one is respectable or unhappy over the whole Earth

Answer 2

Answer:

The expressions which shows that animals believe in equality among their fellow beings​ in the poem "Song to Myself" by  Walt Whitman are as follows:-

• "Not one is dissatisfied, not one is demented with the mania of owning things,"
• "Not one kneels to another, nor to his kind that lived thousands of years ago,"
• "Not one is respectable or unhappy over the whole earth."

Explanation:

• In this poem, poet Walt Whitman makes an animal-to-human comparison.
• According to him, animals possess many virtues that humans lack.
• The poet claims that he is more at home among animals than with people since people are constantly fake, self-centered, and unsatisfied in contrast to how content and unselfish animals are. They display their affection for us.
• He has so little trust in the human race that he wants to "convert" and adopt a different attitude toward animals.
• People have gone crazy chasing material stuff. They are a jumble of difficulties, inconsistencies, and misunderstandings.
• They experience nightmares and cry over their sins because their conscience is not clear.
• In contrast, animals are calm, quiet, and self-contained.
• Other than eating, they don't pursue material items. Since they never feel guilty or sinful, they don't need to worship God.
• In the distant past, our ancestors exchanged those signs of affection and understanding.
• Unfortunately, those qualities and signs of love and understanding have been utterly forgotten by humanity.

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