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Peaches · F
No, I don't or won't eat meat substitutes. I do think there are too many cows though. 🐄 I never realized they had such a bad impact on our environment. I've limited myself from eating red meat.🥩
@Peaches
[quote]Yeah but if it isn't real I'm just not interested[/quote]
Why? Do you WANT to be killing an animal? Is that the preferable state of affairs?
[quote]I tried one of those fake burgers and didn't like it.[/quote]
lol my dude. There are MANY non meat burgers out there. Some are good, some are bad. Some are good but don't taste like meat. Some do.
But going forward as we get better and better at reproducing the experience of meat but without having to kill a cow or a chicken or pig to do it...why wouldn't you be interested in that?
[quote]Yeah but if it isn't real I'm just not interested[/quote]
Why? Do you WANT to be killing an animal? Is that the preferable state of affairs?
[quote]I tried one of those fake burgers and didn't like it.[/quote]
lol my dude. There are MANY non meat burgers out there. Some are good, some are bad. Some are good but don't taste like meat. Some do.
But going forward as we get better and better at reproducing the experience of meat but without having to kill a cow or a chicken or pig to do it...why wouldn't you be interested in that?
@Peaches
But they are animals! One might as well say they don't see black people as human and be just as wrong!
Just because they're not furry or feathery doesn't mean they don't feel pain and fear when harvested.
As for bugs, all it would take is one generation. Teach your kids to eat bugs and they'll be happy with them!
But they are animals! One might as well say they don't see black people as human and be just as wrong!
Just because they're not furry or feathery doesn't mean they don't feel pain and fear when harvested.
As for bugs, all it would take is one generation. Teach your kids to eat bugs and they'll be happy with them!
alan20 · M
@Peaches I had a uncle who was a scientist and used claim there wasn't a clear dividing line between plant and animal life. Apparently there are some marine creatures who could be viewed as either. I'm not a vegetarian ( have been since the age of eight ) for logical reasons but for aesthetic. The idea of eating flesh and blood does not give me an appetite. Its only comparatively recently that environmental issues have provided another reason. Having said that, there is a difference between cutting a chicken's throat (maybe half-cutting as I've seen happen) and pulling a head of lettuce. That's my view; you're more than entitled to yours.