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ou’re assuming that everyone becomes a vegetarian for the same reasons. I was a vegetarian for 30 years and having a problem with killing animals for food was not part of the reason. It was purely health. I felt better not eating meat. Now I feel better with some meat so I’m no longer a vegetarian.
And plants don’t feel pain. They react that way however. Plant have very sophisticated responses to stimuli in their environment and posses an awareness we can’t explain. But they don’t feel pain the way we think of pain.
But the pain avoidance part is not authentic anyway. It’s a bogus claim to moral superiority among vegans. Clams don’t feel pain either. They have no central nervous system or brain. They don’t qualify as a sentient being. Yet no vegan would eat one because it’s an animal, and they would become less morally pure for doing so.
Vegans also apparently have no issue with the billions of insects and millions of frogs, birds, mice, rats, moles, snakes and gophers that are killed growing, harvesting and transporting their vegan approved food. They simple don’t count those deaths because it’s inconvenient to their moral world view to do so.
So everyone is compromised and moral based diets generally don’t hold up to to even their own standards when observed objectively.
That doesn’t mean a moral based diet a in not worthy goal, it’s just hypocritical and not honest to call people who don’t adhere to your specific moral standards as immoral.''
Eu resping argumentele tipului pt ca e clar ca se simte vinovat ca mănâncă iar carne, și cauta justificări invinuind veganii ar fi aroganți. Dar pb nu se pune în dispute infantile vegani vs carnivori, ci în a minimaliza suferință pe cât e cu putință în aceasta lume bazata pe dog eat dog.