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"The Ethics of Eating Meat" -- why is that a question of ethics? It's a question of kindness.

god must be atheist September 15, 2019 at 03:58 3100 views 1 comments
"The Ethics of Eating Meat" -- why is that a question of ethics? It's a question of kindness, not of ethics, I suggest. I challenge any proponents of veganism or vegetarianism who oppose meat-eating on moral or ethical groudns, to show me that not eating meat and not slaughtering animals in an inhumane fashion is not only kidnness, but also a strong moral code.

People call it unethical to raise, slaughter and eat animals inhumanely. I suggest it has nothing to do with ethics; it has to do with kindness, or the lack of it.

Why drag ethics into it?

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Streetlight September 15, 2019 at 05:21 #328874
This discussion was merged into The Ethics of Eating Meat