BACON. BACON. BACON. BACON. BACON. BACON.https://twitter.com/peta/status/1080207535460806656 …
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Has suffering in imagination,in thought not become a political tool?All those animals never know,never have an idea about their dead before they get killed.They live a life with care for wellbeing to grow as fast and healthy as possible. Quite different from humans who "care"!
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You really need to visit a pig farm and see what actually happens.
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I just want bacon.
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We'll be growing it in a lab soon so everyone can be happy.
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That is a bit of a straw man. I would hazard that, at the least, 7/10 ppl would be aghast at the suffering of another living thing, if you could really pin them down on it. It's not the suffering that gets mocked, but the moralizing.
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How much, and of what type of suffering is acceptable? Still have never heard a cogent argument explaining why it’s unethical to kill and eat animals.
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Read Peter Singer's 'Animal Liberation' maybe?
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It basically does not matter. That is, if you want an actual value ratio, humans are (at least) millions of times as valuable as other animals.
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i can see an argument that humans have the capability to suffer the most of all animals. but millions of times more - where's the justification for that?
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Meat feels good in my belly
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