I think meat eaters are doing every one a favor because we eat cows, which give off gases which hurts the worlds o zone layer and plants turn most of the gases into good thing that we need like oxygen.
Consider how many animals exist in this world purely to later serve as processed food for people.
Personally I'm a vegetarian, but I do not reject to eat meat because it is dead animals or "similar to humans".[quote]Oh...for what reason(s) then? *is curious*
[/quote]I have never learned to consider meat food or appreciate the taste, so when I look at a piece of meat I generally consider it useless garbage, or something to feed a carnivore (like a cat or dog).
Also, I absolutely detest the way animals are bred and kept in large amounts only to become food. How chickens are treated like they're made of edible plastic and not alive at all...
If you want to eat living things, at least treat them like living things before you kill them.
I always thought it was foolish - morality doesn't extend to instinct, and humans eat meat and plants due to our instinct. We're supposed to be omnivorous, and it isn't immoral to eat what we're designed to eat.
I'm pretty sure you could argue ra
pe is instinctual too. Maybe a bad instinct - but still.
Morality is something we have to have something OTHER than instinct to go by in this world.
Vegans, however, bug me just a bit. You can't even drink milk? C'mon. What's up with that?
Technically... WTF is up with drinking a fluid meant to help a little cow grow up? I mean, it came out of that weird soft thing attached to the cow's belly. WTF!
Milk is one of my favorite liquids to drink, but it seriously doesn't make much sense.
People who don't eat eggs because they think it "harms the chicken" are just stupid. If the chickens didn't lay those eggs, they'd die, so people who eat eggs are actually doing the chickens a favor.
The species of chickens bred for egg laying actually lay an unnaturally high amount of eggs. This means they're likely to wear their bodies out because they produce so many eggs.
And your argument is technically the same as 'you have to eat your neighbour's poop, he'd die if he didn't get it out of his body'.
I'm not against eating eggs, I'm against bad arguments.
But if ppl just eat plants then there will be less food for the animals and they will die anyway =/
Less plants are required to make people full, than to make enough animals to make people full with full.
So resources are actually saved if you just skip the part of making plant material into animal flesh, and just eat the plants directly.
All i am saying is, what are your canine teeth for?
Human teeth are omnivorously designed. But compare our canines to carnivores... We barely have them. Incisors and molars, on the other hand...
