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Is eating hunted meat ethical?
#91
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
Tomatoes don't feel pain. As I say there is no reason I can see not to help others even when not to your benefit. Even if we are all psychopaths at heart there is still the whole "I wouldn't want to be e.g. murdered so don't murder me".

Why are my ethics fantasized as you say?
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#92
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
And clearly, you know very little about survival of the fittest.
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#93
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
(November 24, 2019 at 9:28 pm)arewethereyet Wrote:
(November 24, 2019 at 9:07 pm)Tom Fearnley Wrote: I think Social Darwinism is a disorder. Have you been checked out? I'm bipolar skitzo myself.

Color me surprised.

(November 24, 2019 at 9:22 pm)Tom Fearnley Wrote: It's all about survival of the fittest, might makes right, let the poor die out if they can't survive on their own etc etc. It was what Hitler believed in. Why does survival of the fittest have to apply to human morality? We're better than that surely? Most of us have an inbuilt sense of morality I thought.

I don't eat meat for the same reason I donate money to Save The Children: I want to help starving people. People who will likely never help me back.

Never have I taken a piece of meat out of a starving person's mouth.

And your shit comment about helping people who will likely never help you back says an awful lot about you.

Yes by being a meat eater you're literally contributing to the starving population. If we were all vegan there wouldn't be any starving people so the argument goes. There is some evidence to suggest this from what I understand.

Why are you not surprised I'm bipolar? What has that got to do with being vegan?

(November 24, 2019 at 9:30 pm)no one Wrote: And clearly, you know very little about survival of the fittest.

Then educate me.
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#94
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
If humans were all vegan, from the getgo, there would be no humans.
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#95
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
True but we've evolved past the need for eating meat. At one time we had no choice now we do. You can be just as healthy on vegan diet from what I understand.
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#96
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
Survival of the fittest has little to do with the biggest, badest, strongest. It more to do with the most adaptable.
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#97
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
Well, as they say, survival of the fit enough. You don't have to be the strongest.
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#98
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
"They say", are the biggest liars in existence.
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#99
RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
Well Richard Dawkins and Jerry Coyne have used that term.
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RE: Is eating hunted meat ethical?
(November 24, 2019 at 9:33 pm)Tom Fearnley Wrote:
(November 24, 2019 at 9:28 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: Color me surprised.


Never have I taken a piece of meat out of a starving person's mouth.

And your shit comment about helping people who will likely never help you back says an awful lot about you.

Yes by being a meat eater you're literally contributing to the starving population. If we were all vegan there wouldn't be any starving people so the argument goes. There is some evidence to suggest this from what I understand.

Why are you not surprised I'm bipolar? What has that got to do with being vegan?

It doesn't surprise me you have excuses.  

As for helping people who can't help you - that's what charity is.  You aren't special in that regard.
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