Ah... so then you don't really treat other animals the same way you do humans. At least not if they taste good. |
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Ah... so then you don't really treat other animals the same way you do humans. At least not if they taste good. |
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Funny you bring that up, if human babies were on the menu, I might give it a go. Too bad cannibalism is illegal and all. As long as it didn't adversely affect me or my way of life, I'd be down for it. |
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Wwjd? |
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I stomp on your ideas.
You were a carnivore? And and your girlfriends family are carnivores??? I have never seen a human carnivore. |
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I was always a dreamer, in childhood especially. People thought I was a little strange.-Charley pride
I eat animals because of hunger. |
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I eat animals because I grew up eating them. Even though I eat them though, I always feel sorry for them. I would like them to have a better established life. Like in a family farm. Usually their lives are a lot better than in slaughter houses. |
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Glaedr, the golden dragon from the Inheritance series.
-A truly creative person rids him or herself of all self-imposed limitations. (Got this from a fortune cookie)
5 DILDs/0 DEILD
Honestly I think this is the best answer for most people, even if they say something else. |
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Could it be your conditioned desire for bacon?(or animal flesh generally) |
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Geez, I know bacon tastes delicious, but I don't know if anything in me "snaps" over it. I guess I don't eat enough of it... but I'm OK with that! |
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So Stormcrow, are you a vegetarian? Do you believe it is immoral to eat animals? |
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Surrender your flesh. We demand it.
Well thanks for addressing my points but anyway yes I am a vegan. I don't think it is intrinsically immoral to eat animals but considering the fact that we can survive just as efficiently without eating the flesh of animals, I do think that to cause unnecessary suffering just to appease our taste buds is morally despicable yes. This is just a reiteration of what I have been saying this whole thread, people just don't really address my points. This topic carries alot of baggage though, I think to continue this discussion we should also address the topic of ethics a bit more, what is the foundation of morality, how can we determine whether an action is "good" or "bad", etc. |
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I haven't really figured morality out myself yet, but it stems from our ability to empathize with other people and organisms. Doing right by other people generally means helping them, while doing wrong generally means harming others. Obviously some harm can be done for the sake of a greater good and vice versa, but it's generally about the intent of the person doing the action. That's about the best explanation I can give at this point, as it's a pretty complicated subject. |
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