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i can't imagine my life eating cucumber sandwhich or carrot soup every day. God knows we humans need to eat meat. He knows humans deserve somthing better than plain coleslaw for lunch. But i do understand what you're trying to say. it's just not enough for us to justify that the meat-eaters are any more cruel because of their way of eating than the vegetarians. |
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The Virgin, the point I'm making is that nature is not a hierarchy with humans on top. If you die in the sewer, do you think rats wouldn't take a nibble out of your stinking corpse? If you meet a starving polar bear on a glacier in the arctic, do you think it would refrain from eating you because it regards you as superior?
Unless you can define what you are ranking, this superior/inferior way of thinking is completely artificial. When I say that animals are not inferior to us on a cosmic scale, what I mean is that they're not inferior to us in purpose - not that we shouldn't eat them. Basically, we're all here for the same reason. |
ok. i respect ya'll but let me make myself clear, i'm still going to eat meat no matter what ya'll are eating.
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You can be right or you can eat corpses.
You can't have both. |
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Human beings have evolved high intelligence and therefore an incredibly complex emotional and ethical awareness that I don't know if any other animal on the planet shares.
In my view, humans are conditioned by evolution to consume and digest meat as well as other foods. But because humans have happened upon being very special in our capacity for thought, and the ease at which we can live, I don't think that our nature can be an objective excuse for any behaviour. I also don't see eating meat as being objectively right or wrong. But it has to be said that human beings have chosen a path of separation from normal food chains and we are constantly trying to separate ourselves from nature. If this is what we want, we can't use our instinct or our nature as a crutch for difficult decisions. And if you are for removing meat consumption from the equation, or farther still removing dependency on animals for food and materials all together, than you do have to consider how humans have created various creatures in our history, that being domesticated, now depend on us for the survival of their species. As far as cannibalism: when it comes to survival... you do what you have to. But eating another person would be the option after the last option. |
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And I would love to eat a cucumber salad everyday http://thumbs.ifood.tv/files/lebanese.food.fatoush.jpg mmmmmmmmm. Nothing is so satisfying as a meal consisting of that. All the delicious flavours, the tangy lemon juice, the garlic, and the fresh vegetables. One thing you are missing is that humans are animals!!!!!!!! |
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