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Anima, I hate to say it but you're veering dangerously close to Godwin's Law and slippery slopes (both logical fallacies).
What, exactly, mandates that I should accept your version of morality? That's what I'm choking on here. Attempting to accuse people who don't support your moral point-of-view of using logic capable of supporting murder and rape is precisely what set other people off earlier in this thread: a moral-high-horse stance that puts people off regardless of the merits of your arguments. Your premise that all slaughterhouses cause suffering is debatable. A clean, well-maintained facility (ideal, admittedly but this is what the USDA wants) where animals are subjected to a single bullet to the head does not rise to what I would call unnecessary suffering. That's just my belief. The premise that you do not need meat to be healthy is also debatable. It depends on the definition of "healthy," first of all. I cannot for the life of me find the article right now, but there was one that found vegetarians are more prone to certain diseases, while meat eaters are more prone to others. The net balance was essentially zero. As for environmental damage, there isn't a consensus yet. So please don't go damning meat-eaters as anti-Earth resource-stripping zealots. At least not yet. Using the logic of "buying = supporting" then many of us support the use of "blood minerals" in our computers. We also support the use of child labor and poor working conditions. I take issue with what I see as an attempt to smear everyone who buys something as having an attitude of "RAH RAH THIS IS GREAT" when it may be more from a lack of alternatives. I'm sure someone is likely to point out that there are alternatives to everything, but at some point most people (myself included) will sigh, say "OK so X supports Bad Thing Y that I don't like, but the cost of not having X is too high. You have to convince me to give up X in some other way than just repeatedly pointing to Y and calling me a bad person." |
Pretty much took the words out of my mouth.
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Anima, I support people's right to an opinion, but equating a view to murder and rape is not acceptable, particularly not simply because this view is different to yours. Please do not repost that again. Although not actually an occurrence of Godwin's Law, you were certainly getting close to making ad hominem attacks there.
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OK people, chill!
This has gotten way to judgmental and "I'm right, you're wrong." Eat what you want and don't let anyone harass you about it. END OF STORY. |
As I said before, you will never be able to make me give up a big steak, slow smoked pork, chicken, its all freaking tastey! But like the other thing o said look up the Texas steak challenge to see a lot of beef lol
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Anyone can find a study on google, for either side of an argument. Even so, it's not going to change anybody's mind either way. Ironically, the impact of not eating meat is different than it appears to be, because many people replace minerals they aren't getting a sufficient amount of with industrially manufactured supplements. Quote:
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Animals do not rape nor do they murder for fun so that comparison does not work.
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We eat to survive, one source of food is animals. We still need to eat regardless that some people eat to much. Food is a part of survival.
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Hey everone
I have to stop now, have to go to bed and I'm feeling really missunderstood and accused of stuff I never said and/or meant. I dont want to be everones enemy, as i said before, I visit this forum to feel good and I feel this has gotten out of hand. I'm sorry if I made some of you feel accused when I was trying to get through. "Piethrowing" as we call it in Sweden never leads to anything good. |
No problem there, even if I disagree over something I avoid it influencing other things. It's good that you are willing to debate it.
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Haven't read the whole topic, so this will probably sound retarded...
Animals eat other animals. It's the way of life, like a lion eats a zebra, You can't be like hovis and have the best of both worlds, you either eat meat and stay healthy or you go vegtableairian (yes i spelt it like that on purpose) and have dietary muck ups. Food Is food, it's how it works. NOM NOM NOM. It would be different if i actually saw the animal being slaughtered, and there are a few i wouldnt ever want to see being killed (wolves, bears, tigers, dogs, cats, etc etc) But it happens. There's nothing you can do, it's the circle of life. (damn lion king reference there.) |
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