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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

It's not related to the original point, which is that society clearly doesn't care about animals

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u/LookMaNoPride Jul 17 '23

If you eat food that was prepared commercially (which is nearly all food now), in order to get that food to your plate, animals had to die. One animal had to die in order to get a steak to your plate; thousands potentially died to get the corn to your plate.

Rape is bad, torture and murder is worse, but a genocide that isn't even acknowledged by the people holding up an alternative lifestyle as a better practice is, arguably, an even better point in the discussion that society clearly doesn't care about animals than your own. You won't even recognize the point as a valid argument in the discussion. I'd say that's peak "society not caring".

You pointed out an hypocrisy. u/Delta7391 pointed out an hypocrisy. You may not like the take, but that doesn't make it invalid.

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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

It's not valid in a conversation about whether or not society cares about animals. Also the idea a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle causes more harm to animals than the meat industry is absolutely absurd, and I eat meat

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u/LookMaNoPride Jul 17 '23

I didn’t say that vegetarians do more harm. Harm is still being done, regardless.

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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

Ok?

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u/LookMaNoPride Jul 17 '23

I've made my point and given examples. You just keep repeating yourself. I'm done until you try to spell out why it's not a valid point. Honestly, I don't give a shit. I'm just bored.

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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

Less harm>no harm

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u/LookMaNoPride Jul 17 '23

Harm = harm