Is eating hunted meat ethical?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

In John Varley's Gaea trilogy he put a critter called a smiler in the mix. You can harvest meat off the smiler without killing them, they barely notice it. I wonder why God didn't think of that.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

In John Varley's Gaea trilogy he put a critter called a smiler in the mix. You can harvest meat off the smiler without killing them, they barely notice it. I wonder why God didn't think of that.

Probably because John Varley is smarter than God?

Boru

[Succubus]

In John Varley's Gaea trilogy he put a critter called a smiler in the mix. You can harvest meat off the smiler without killing them, they barely notice it. I wonder why God didn't think of that.

I am so not going to google that.

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Okay well that's my idea down the drain. No meat for me.
https://www.wildmeat.co.uk/pages/our-game

You could always go shoot your own.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

In John Varley's Gaea trilogy he put a critter called a smiler in the mix. You can harvest meat off the smiler without killing them, they barely notice it. I wonder why God didn't think of that.

I am so not going to google that.

Titan/Wizard/Demon, epic trilogy. I mean, anybody can populate a new world. It takes a special writer to populate an inner tube a thousand klicks across.

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In John Varley's Gaea trilogy he put a critter called a smiler in the mix. You can harvest meat off the smiler without killing them, they barely notice it. I wonder why God didn't think of that.

Probably because John Varley is smarter than God?

Boru

He's a far better writer than God.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I am so not going to google that.

Titan/Wizard/Demon, epic trilogy. I mean, anybody can populate a new world. It takes a special writer to populate an inner tube a thousand klicks across.

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Probably because John Varley is smarter than God?

Boru

He's a far better writer than God.  

Agreed.  But in all fairness, God sets a pretty low bar.

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I want to eat meat because it tastes good. All vegans crave the taste imo. But I can't allow myself to do it unless it's moral. Not a fraud therefore.

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Don't be gullible and believe everything you read. Estates, yeah right, another word for ranch. That would include fences, herd management, supplied food/water, ............ We have those in the US also, I've been to them hunting. 

Did you read :"a by-product of their commercial operation"? Sounds like a ranch/farm to me. And did you notice how they didn't talk about how they maintain the supply of venison, grouse, partridge. duck, ...................... for the corporate operation? I think maybe you should pay them a visit. 

Also did you even read about their farming?: https://www.primalmeats.co.uk/regenerative-farming/

The photo shop picture of the cow/calf was priceless.

Okay well that's my idea down the drain. No meat for me.
https://www.wildmeat.co.uk/pages/our-game

I may have found a way out of your ethical dilemma.

Have you ever been to a zoo?  Not a nature preserve or a wildlife sanctuary, but an actual zoo?  A lot of them are pretty horrible.  Animals in steel cages with concrete floors, nothing approaching their natural habitat, horrible food, and poor sanitation.

So - why not bring your gun to the zoo and kill a few of those animals?  A fair number of them are clearly suffering both physical and mental anguish and it seems you'd be doing them a favour.

I think this idea has merit.  You would end the suffering of these poor creatures and wouldn't have to worry about environmental impact.  Give it some serious thought.

Suggested Menu Items


-Chimpanzee Fricassee.

-Lion de Lyonnaise

-Giraffe Pilaf

-Water Buffalo 'Wings'

-Polar Bear Éclair

-Salmon Moose

-Toucan au Vin

-Cheetah-On-A-Pita

-Puree of Penguin

-Raccoon Ragout

I hope this helps.

Boru

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[Gawdzilla Sama]

He's a far better writer than God.  

Agreed.  But in all fairness, God sets a pretty low bar.

Boru
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Just goes to show how important hiring the right ghostwriter can be.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

He's a far better writer than God.  

Agreed.  But in all fairness, God sets a pretty low bar.

Boru

Just goes to show how important hiring the right ghostwriter can be.
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Well played, sir. 

Boru

[Tom Fearnley]

Okay well that's my idea down the drain. No meat for me.
https://www.wildmeat.co.uk/pages/our-game

You could always go shoot your own.

In the UK we don't have guns plus I only have one arm: Problematic.

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I want to eat meat because it tastes good. All vegans crave the taste imo. But I can't allow myself to do it unless it's moral. Not a fraud therefore.

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Okay well that's my idea down the drain. No meat for me.
https://www.wildmeat.co.uk/pages/our-game

I may have found a way out of your ethical dilemma.

Have you ever been to a zoo?  Not a nature preserve or a wildlife sanctuary, but an actual zoo?  A lot of them are pretty horrible.  Animals in steel cages with concrete floors, nothing approaching their natural habitat, horrible food, and poor sanitation.

So - why not bring your gun to the zoo and kill a few of those animals?  A fair number of them are clearly suffering both physical and mental anguish and it seems you'd be doing them a favour.

I think this idea has merit.  You would end the suffering of these poor creatures and wouldn't have to worry about environmental impact.  Give it some serious thought.

Suggested Menu Items


-Chimpanzee Fricassee.

-Lion de Lyonnaise

-Giraffe Pilaf

-Water Buffalo 'Wings'

-Polar Bear Éclair

-Salmon Moose

-Toucan au Vin

-Cheetah-On-A-Pita

-Puree of Penguin

-Raccoon Ragout

I hope this helps.

Boru

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Animals in the Zoo ultimately live better lives than animals in the wild because they get euthanasia.

But I guess I'll have to, being in the UK, come with no gun to the zoo and choke the f*cking giraffe to death with my one arm. Thanks.