I read a National Review article on the morality of this subject not too long ago. It's lengthy, but definitely worth the read IMO:
"Unthinkable Today, Obvious Tomorrow: The Moral Case for the Abolition of Cruelty to Animals"
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/44...industries
Despite finding myself in agreement with a lot of this article, I'm no vegetarian.
"Unthinkable Today, Obvious Tomorrow: The Moral Case for the Abolition of Cruelty to Animals"
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/44...industries
Despite finding myself in agreement with a lot of this article, I'm no vegetarian.
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