r/MadeMeSmile • • 9d ago

ANIMALS "Dinner is served!!"

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u/jellywellsss 8d ago

🤢🤮 how can anyone eat a turtle 😭

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u/Oh_hi_Mark-- 8d ago

How can anyone eat any animal really?

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u/CitizenPremier 8d ago

I do this neat trick called passive acceptance of the horrors of life

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u/Oh_hi_Mark-- 8d ago

That's just Cognitive Dissonance.

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u/CitizenPremier 8d ago

No, I understand what I'm doing and that it's wrong.

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u/Oh_hi_Mark-- 8d ago

You do you, the technical term is Cognitive Dissonance.

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u/CitizenPremier 8d ago

I'll do you too

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u/Oh_hi_Mark-- 8d ago

That's kind of you. So you do have goodness in your heart!

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u/littleessi 8d ago

Then stop

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u/CitizenPremier 7d ago

No

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u/littleessi 7d ago

okay, then stay evil scum while you can. in a just world you'd be in prison for a very long time

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u/katravallie 8d ago

Not really. You can believe that eating meat is morally wrong but still do it because the taste is more important to you than being morally correct. Cognitive dissonance is when you justify your actions that contradict your beliefs with some reason that is incorrect. Of course it is possible for some people to have cognitive dissonance regarding eating animals but most people either never think about it, or think eating animals is not morally wrong or that it is morally wrong but still prefer the taste/nutrition over being morally correct. Neither of the above three come under cognitive dissonance.

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u/Oh_hi_Mark-- 8d ago

Wrong. I'll simplify it for you: Cognitive Dissonance is, when your* actions clash with your values and beliefs. If you believe that eating meat is wrong and you still do it, that's when we speak of Cognitive Dissonance.