- XII CIUTCH IIX
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I do not fear death, in view of the fact that I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it. ~ Mark Twain
Posted by: tjs0620
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
Posted by: Gman5434
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
To Trace and Gman (especially Gman).
My question isn't concerning natural or survival as that doesn't apply here. It's whether you think it's ok to kill an animal for enjoyment (you guys are saying it's for survival or it's just a part of life, but that's not the question).
Do you think it is wrong to kill an animal for taste? And why (someone earlier said that they said they enjoyment they get from eating the animal is greater than the suffering they cause the animal by killing it and keeping it in captivity) and although indisagree with that opinion, I understand that it is subjective and I respect his opinion because it actually answers the question, so could you two please answer me properly! Don't tell me survival or that its natural, that is not the issue.
We are not killing an animal solely for taste but for food, sure we don't have to kill it to survive regardless I believe it is simply the way of life and it cannot be wrong. If you don't think that this 'properly' answers your question. So be it, but that is my view. The fact that meat tastes good is just a bonus if you will.
You're killing animals because it's the "way of life". Everything is the way of life, so is emitting CO2, but there is clear differentiation between want is considered natural and what is man-made.
Killing animals on a mass scale is not what is considered natural, it's man-made.
If you were to go out and kill a rabbit then eat it, it's not so bad, (although still pointless) because at least it's 'natural', and aren't endorsing a mass massacre of animals.
It's not what you define as natural to treat animals, like the meat market does.
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegetarian
The truth in this thread, is that all the meat eaters are too engrossed in their meat to allow themselves to believe that what they are doing is wrong, greatly wrong and that they are lying to themselves, so they don't feel so bad about what they are doing.PETA is not a reliable source, don't ever cite them again.
I bet you can't even watch that video. I warn you though, it's extremely graphic, but real.
Lol, you can't just ignore PETA, because you think they are quacks, you still have to view the content.