Anonymous #1 1d

i know about slaughterhouses i don’t agree with them. i feel like we can all advocate for animals to have a painless death. some countries already do that

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Anonymous OP 13h

Animals are here with us, not for us

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Anonymous #2 13h

says who

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Anonymous OP 13h

How would you feel if the world treated dogs and cats the same way they treat cows, pigs, chickens, etc.

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Anonymous #2 13h

the world already does lmao. not in america, but other countries

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Anonymous #2 13h

it’s just less common

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Anonymous #2 13h

animals dying period is sad, especially in a slaughter house but i ain’t judging anyone for what they eat. can you answer my question tho

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Anonymous OP 13h

yeah it's very less common like please name one country where pigs, cows or chickens are treated exactly the same like cats and dogs

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Anonymous #1 13h

yeah that is true. dogs and cats arent farmed at the same scale as cows or chickens. but humans culturally decide which animals are considered food and which are considered companions, and those standards vary around the world. my point is that people draw different ethical lines, so im not interested in morally condemning people over what animals they eat

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Anonymous #1 13h

how do we know that we’re not supposed to eat animals?

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Anonymous OP 10h

we are definitely "supposed" to eat animals. consuming meat is a biologically encouraged process. What was not biologically encouraged was industrialized and profit driven agriculture. There are ethical processes to paying attention to what you eat. But also for many it is not economically viable

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Anonymous #3 10h

Ideally the average person would be skilled enough and dedicated enough to hunt and acquire their own food. But industrialization allowed a lot of genuine fucking morons to start existing

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Anonymous #4 10h

The average person doesn’t even possess basic common sense, I don’t want to them try to hunt and acquire their own food.

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