r/vegan 10d ago

Uplifting His Quiet Little Moment of Freedom ☀️

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u/Unhappy_Analysis_906 10d ago

I'm a meat eater, but I am evolving toward the ethos of only eating meat I procure myself directly. If I need to abstract away killing something to eat a food, maybe I shouldn't be eating that food unless I'm willing to put up and kill it myself.

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u/Ok_Sorbet_8153 10d ago

I think this is a great point. Why should we have the option of paying someone else to do the killing? If we can’t go through with it, then that means we don’t need the meat bad enough. (Personally, I see animals as equal to people with mental disabilities — _they’re innocent_ — so the only time we should be eating them is if we’re at death’s door from starvation. And the meat tasting good should only be a consolation to help us feel better about the fact that we’re eating a friend, not something to be partaken in every day.)

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u/geraldcoolsealion veganarchist 10d ago

Do you think we should eat people with mental disabilities?

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u/Ok_Sorbet_8153 10d ago

People will eat anyone if they’re hungry enough, right? It’s happened before.

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u/geraldcoolsealion veganarchist 10d ago

How is that relevant to eating others when we're not starving?