(I took the challenge to watch the slaughterhouse video and I still eat meat I don't think that's necessarily a good decision, I certainly don't think it means I "passed a test" -- it's a totally meaningless gesture in the end But also, like, literally the least you can do)
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So maybe talking about it enough and thinking about it enough so they at least feel bad isn't... good enough, but it's *something*, isn't it It's better than nothing (I think this is what the whole central question of Bojack ended up being)
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It can at least help people get used to the idea of not actively resisting a slightly kinder option once it’s made physically easy enough, and putting some resources into developing that option Like, maybe get people to eat impossiburgers or something Not a lot, but not NOTHING
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This is what frustrates me so much about my family All the pieces are already in their beliefs: original sin and divine acknowledgement of and accounting for that All they have to do is admit what they supposedly believe, that they need the same mercy as others And they don’t
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