No. No. Absolutely not. A person offered a food they are not comfortable eating shouldn’t feel forced to do so, and suggesting they do so is absurd.
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Not a good example of “practical ethics” I’m afraid. A classic example of over-intellectualisation of “ethics” that results in absurd advice, absolutely nothing practical about it. Practical ethics = if you don’t feel like eating meat, don’t do it.
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Yeah, sorry guys. I'm gonna have to disagree on this. I was raised vegetarian and I'm not going to make myself sick for the sake of politeness.
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Ah yes, the good old banality of evil. Do better,
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Poor article. Yes, maybe it could backfire. But (i) it might also be true that it doesn't and (ii) even if it does its not clear whether this should be relevant to a genuine vegetarian. Article mixed an unsupported empirical claim with a certain moral view on vegetarianism.
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