Vegans are acceptable targets to mock these days but i've a challenge for all the meat eaters here: Watch and tell me it doesn't affect you.
"Most of us consider ourselves animal lovers" It's called Dominion and if you can't invest the 2 hours then just watch the first section on pigs. It's one thing to hear about the bad, mean things that humans do to poor livestock but it's quite another to witness the terror and the pain of the animals as they're suffering slow, horrific deaths. Tell me what you feel watching it. Does it compel you to make different choices? Does it at least make you want to make different choices?
@Pikachu This is a very true point. All meat-eaters have clever comebacks justifying a carnivorous lifestyle, but no one will say "Yes, I've seen how we treat and slaughter animals, I've read the data on emotional intelligence and I still choose meat."
lol well not so clever😜 But yeah i don't encounter many people who are willing to expose themselves to the reality of the situation and still act so flippant about it.
You are just typical of the idiotic nonsense talked in a society of plenty. You need to get out of your little comfortable hole and see people in real need and then you might see that your little comfortable views are not so plausible in real life@Pikachu
@Pikachu i can and have butchered my own meat. I dont like doing it. But i like meat and am willing to pay for it.
@Graylight im an omnivore. I eat everything, as long as its safely and freshly dead. I dont care one way or another who eats what, until you try to force me to another path. At that point i get ornery.
Don't have to be a vegan to reduce. So since you can eliminate or limit your use of animals products do you feel it is an ethical choice not to? If so, how so?
