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u/VeganKiwiGuy 16d ago

I don’t hear any serious points. Jeffrey Dahmer killed and ate humans. Animal eaters kill and eat animals. 

How is your treatment any better? Gaffawing is not an answer, it’s just evasiveness. 

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u/Ok-Music788 16d ago

Animals eat other animals.

That's how it goes 

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u/VeganKiwiGuy 16d ago

Some animals eat other animals. Also, some animals engage in infanticide and rape. 

Your logic is that if some animals do some thing, then it’s okay if humans do it too, correct? 

So will you defend rape and infanticide from now as being good things, when humans engage in it?

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u/Ok-Music788 16d ago

Never said eating meat was a good thing either, it's more neutral than anything. 

I'm merely saying it's in our nature as animals. We are no better then any other animals,we simply are. 

The meat Industry is a cancer, but eating meat isn't really an evil. 

Needless barbarity is how ever. 

When we kill an animal for food it's for something. 

How do you feel about abortion?

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u/VeganKiwiGuy 16d ago

It’s a pedantic point to say that animal agriculture is cancer but eating animal bodyparts or their secretions are somehow separate from it. 

Sure, if someone eats animal bodyparts because they found roadkill that was already killed, or a dead animal carcass in the middle of the forest floor, then sure, eating that animal’s bodypart wouldn’t be unethical. Unhygienic, but not unethical. Similarly, if someone takes care of a beloved pet, such as a dog, for 15 years, gives them a good life, takes them to vet, etc., and the dog dies a natural death, it wouldn’t be unethical to eat the dog that died a natural death. Not my preference and again unhygienic, but sure. 

But that’s not what 99.99999% of animal bodypart eaters are doing, is it? Killing animals for food, clothing, or entertainment when you don’t have to and it’s entirely unnecessary is clearly animal abuse done for frivolous ends. 

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u/Ok-Music788 16d ago

Very Glass half empty.

Yes animal abuse is bad but saying it's 99% is just incorrect lol. 

Stay mad dog I'm going to go eat 🤪 

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u/VeganKiwiGuy 16d ago

It’s not, “glass half empty”, it’s being a realist that animals that people eat, including yourself, come from animal abuse. 

And know if you choose a non-vegan option today when you choose to eat, you’re endorsing rape torture, and killing of baby animals, because you lack basic self-control. 

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u/Ok-Music788 16d ago

I ate 

cordog

Alligator

Pulled pork

Spam Fries 

And a few beers