are vegetarians more ethical by not eating meat?
March 4, 2013 at 11:27 pm
(This post was last modified: March 4, 2013 at 11:30 pm by justin.)
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are vegetarians more ethical by not eating meat?
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I had a steak tonight.
It was delicious.
I used to be a vegan. I think it is more ethical, better for the environment, causes less suffering. I don't think it is required though
To answer your question as to "holiness" = No vegans and vegetarians are incapable of commanding the moral "high ground"..not when you consider that meat eating got them to where they are today irrespective of their current preferences.
"The Universe is run by the complex interweaving of three elements: energy, matter, and enlightened self-interest." G'Kar-B5
We've evolved as omnivores.
It is our genetic pre-disposition to eat anything... and our parents or caretakers should teach us what not to eat. That's why kids just thrust everything in their mouths. It would be disrespectful to our ancestors to abstain from eating something that allowed them to live. ![]() On the other hand, as long as you get your proteins, and all other nutrients you need, I don't care where you get them from... and your ancestors probably don't care either....as long as you don't get them from me or my family.
I'd be miserable without meat... There isn't any substitute. Sure, you can get your nutrients elsewhere, but in terms of taste, meat trumps all.
Meat is readily available and cheaper than lots of other things. To me, it is simply a matter of survival. Morality doesn't come into it. Cunt
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