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Speciesism?
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'Speciesism' is the idea that being human is a good enough reason for human animals to have greater moral rights than non-human animals. ...a prejudice or bias in favour of the interests of members of one's own species and against those of members of other species.
Having read with interest the post on killing 'rescue' dogs... and other non human animals I presume? Would you watch this documentary?
Having read with interest the post on killing 'rescue' dogs... and other non human animals I presume? Would you watch this documentary?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//You know all of those poor animals are killed in the production of soy right? //
I never mentioned soy but never mind.
All your plant based products involve the death of animals.
And as I said, I wished it weren't so.
But it is.
Next time you feel superior having a bowl of cereal, ask youself, exactly how that cereal was bought to your bowl. It involved the destruction of hundreds (thousands) of lives that had a hand in producing it for you.
I never mentioned soy but never mind.
All your plant based products involve the death of animals.
And as I said, I wished it weren't so.
But it is.
Next time you feel superior having a bowl of cereal, ask youself, exactly how that cereal was bought to your bowl. It involved the destruction of hundreds (thousands) of lives that had a hand in producing it for you.
Once again, thanks for the big up, but it's not my cereal.
I think you'll find it's not just vegans that eat cereal ... but you crack on!
I acknowledge all destruction in my name but as a vegan I seek to cause to the least harm to animals as possible. I don't get how this is that hard to understand?
I am against cruelty and if that offends you and makes you retaliate against me for being so... then so be it.
Peace and love xx
I think you'll find it's not just vegans that eat cereal ... but you crack on!
I acknowledge all destruction in my name but as a vegan I seek to cause to the least harm to animals as possible. I don't get how this is that hard to understand?
I am against cruelty and if that offends you and makes you retaliate against me for being so... then so be it.
Peace and love xx
OK nailet... gonna assume you may be a little stressed out.
But here is the link to the vegan society [right here on this earth]
https:/ /www.ve gansoci ety.com /
And as for B12... It used to be available to us though unwashed vegetables. Now meat eaters obtain it via animals injected with it.
Personally I take a supplement to cut the need for animal death x
But here is the link to the vegan society [right here on this earth]
https:/
And as for B12... It used to be available to us though unwashed vegetables. Now meat eaters obtain it via animals injected with it.
Personally I take a supplement to cut the need for animal death x
Nailit's argument wasn't silly... it's a good question. Why are the lives of insects less important then? Because they are smaller?
Ok
So you know that if we stopped eating meat as a planet we could produce the amount of food we need using far less of the earth... hence less plants that feel pain dying and the death of less insects and animals....
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So you know that if we stopped eating meat as a planet we could produce the amount of food we need using far less of the earth... hence less plants that feel pain dying and the death of less insects and animals....
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