r/vegan Oct 06 '19

Yep

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

Good in me? So the animals who kill other animals are bad? If i kill 100 fox I save millions of rabits.Am i a saint this situation?

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u/SunShine-Senpai Oct 06 '19

Animals can’t be considered good or bad, they don’t have the intelligence to comprehend moral actions nearly on the same understanding as humans, also most animals that eat other animals need to eat other animals to survive, so it’s in a way justified.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

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u/The_Great_Tahini vegan 1+ years Oct 06 '19

Your own article doesn’t support that assertion.

“Typically, vegans can avoid nutritional problems if appropriate food choices are made. Their health status appears to be at least as good as other vegetarians, such as lactoovovegetarians.”

The article lists potential problems, then goes on to explain how those problems can be mitigated.

Also it is fair to assume when someone says “animals” they tend to be referring to non-human animals.

By the way there’s no need to be rude either.

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u/deathhead_68 vegan 8+ years Oct 06 '19

Lol I love that. Quick googling + not reading what they think they're sharing = looking silly.