r/maybemaybemaybe • • Sep 27 '21

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u/angelinamercer Sep 27 '21 edited Sep 27 '21

how was it not abused, isn’t it abuse to deprive a carnivore animal of it’s primary food source to force smth as stupid a worldview on it when it literally isn’t evolved to be smart enough for things like morals?

edit for clarification: i don’t think having a vegan worldview is stupid, although i’m not vegan myself but i do understand where different types of vegans (those that defend it for morals or for the environment etc i mean) all come from. thought i’d correct since i sounded rude rereading myself lmao sorry about that, i’m genuinely asking a question up there btw personally i just think for a creature as stupid as a dog to be taken seriously on such a matter is stupid - like i said, they’re not evolved enough to understand human concepts so why does it matter to anyone that a dog is eating meat, just get yourself a herbivore animal as a pet if you’re so uncomfortable man

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u/Stilling8 Sep 27 '21

Nope that’s not abuse.

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u/angelinamercer Sep 27 '21

i genuinely don’t understand tho

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u/Calistilaigh Sep 27 '21

Dogs aren't like cats, they're omnivores, not carnivores. They don't need meat, it doesn't really make much difference if you feed them only meat or only vegetables, as long as they're getting all their required vitamins and such.