What’s the moral core of veganism type stuff? Only answer if you understand it
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Replying to @literalbanana
I believe it elevates animals to a level of personhood where it's immoral to exploit their bodies for your own gainb without their consent, but also not enough personhood where they could ever give their consent
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Replying to @Chiliandgarlic
that’s interesting! haha my first response was “that’s meaty and interesting” then I thought it might be offensive sorry
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Replying to @literalbanana @Chiliandgarlic
“personhood” is such a weird thing that it seems like it has to be involved, it’s practically a paradox as it is
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Replying to @literalbanana @Chiliandgarlic
I second this framing, the logic is a lot like exploitation of labor (I answered ‘suffering’ because its basically right/closest)
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Which is why it extends to prohibiting animal products from honey to animal-based glues in shoes(it is a Thing), but some vegans are ok with cashmere because traditionally it’s not harvested *from* the goats, but from plants that collect the hair from the goats’ underbelly
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Replying to @greatistheworld @Chiliandgarlic
oh interesting - I wonder about ciscus resin (plant) harvested from goat bellies? probably annoys them tbh
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Replying to @literalbanana @Chiliandgarlic
Super good question! Asked the resident vegan- (tentatively) for most vegans it would first depend on the status of the goats’ captivity, then if they’re being put into harms’ way to collect the seeds, or trauma caused by being restrained to be combed etc.
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Honestly the combing totally sounds like a win-win, the safety and well-being easily guaranteed, but to be fair to vegans, a lot of granular questions in ethics get into hoopjumping pretty fast
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I’m really into geology right now & hadn’t thought about this zone between animals & rocks
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