When you use the word "better" you mean "more politically effective at the moment" right? (I haven't read the paper yet, just being a moral philosophy stickler... for a good reason).
Want to reduce animal suffering in factory farms? New report argues its better to support 'clean meat' (real meat grown without the whole animal having to suffer) rather than promoting veganism.https://twitter.com/jacyanthis/status/1227605976183922693 …
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Yes, he means more politically effective but also, likely to reduce more suffering.
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Nothing wrong with plant based living.
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Much like politics, people are going to eat what they eat.
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Many vegans support clean meat. Myself included. There’s a vocal minority though who see veganism as a purity test. To them any meat is impure regardless of origin.
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Why not both?
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I'm down for it. Once it tastes just as good as real meat, I'd switch over. Always thought eat the bug people were approaching things the wrong way. Possibly because they just wanted us to eat bugs.
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Also, factory farms present the potential for a super bug virus. Most the world’s factory farms for chicken and pork use an ungodly amounts of antibacterial injections, antivirus medications, et al. Imagine the bug/virus that makes it through?
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True story, my sister migrated from working full time in the animal rights movement to the clean meat field, after realizing promoting veganism is a dead end. Many such cases!
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