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Are you saying that human ancestors looked at a cooked beef and a blueberry and said "I want the blueberry"...
I'm not saying that whatsoever. What I am saying is that during the early days of humanities, humans did not have much of a choice. Despite the fact that I can enjoy meat, I am aware that meat is not necessary to our diet - especially with all of the options today. There is a better way to process meat however.
I'm not saying that whatsoever. What I am saying is that during the early days of humanities, humans did not have much of a choice. Despite the fact that I can enjoy meat, I am aware that meat is not necessary to our diet - especially with all of the options today. There is a better way to process meat however.
So you are saying that IF they had a choice... they would go for the blueberry instead of the roasted meat?
So you are saying that IF they had a choice... they would go for the blueberry instead of the roasted meat?
A better comparison would be roasted meet, and well-seasoned Tofu, since blueberries don't really have protein. And I think their saying that they should go for the tofu for ethical reasons, even if they would have gone for the meat.
So you are saying that IF they had a choice... they would go for the blueberry instead of the roasted meat?
I feel like you understand what I am saying but are trying to be difficult. I'm simply stating that we are all aware that our ancestors had to eat meat. Weather conditions complicated gathering other sources of food, and they did not have the advantages that we have today. I'm sure what they would have chosen if given the opportunity, but I do feel that considering how time has changed consuming meat can be viewed differently.
A better comparison would be roasted meet, and well-seasoned Tofu, since blueberries don't really have protein. And I think their saying that they should go for the tofu for ethical reasons, even if they would have gone for the meat.
I would rather eat a cardboard box than tofu and if you have to have it "well seasoned" to cover the non flavor what is the point?
A good piece of beef does not have to be seasoned or covered with sauce to make it taste good.
In our home it is unethical to even think about eating Tofu let alone actually eat it.
I would rather eat a cardboard box than tofu and if you have to have it "well seasoned" to cover the non flavor what is the point?
A good piece of beef does not have to be seasoned or covered with sauce to make it taste good.
In our home it is unethical to even think about eating Tofu let alone actually eat it.
You've obviously never tasted well-prepared tofu, or poorly prepared meat. My panko crusted tofu with white wine, onion, and caper sauce is to die for. I would rather eat that than dry, unseasoned steak or chicken.
vegans are 2-3 % of the population trying to shame and guilt the 97-98% that eat meat
you use the word ETHICAL,,,how ETHICAL are vegans parents when they starve/malnourish and kill their own kids????????
and how ETHICAL is it ,,,that all the vegans I know are liberals,,,they defend abortion,,,, but yet wont eat a hot dog???? I believe an abortion kills a baby,,,,so I believe that is very unethical,,,,
I am vegetarian, but I do not think eating meat is unethical. I think the manner and process can be though. I believe in not wasting anything and to do it as humanly as possible.
animals eat other animals, thats the basic law of the jungle.
Animals do a lot of things that would be unethical for humans to do. Some animals eat their own babies. Some animals abandon their babies after they give birth. Animals steal from other animals all the time. Humans do not follow the "Laws of the Jungle". Clearly humans are not the same as other animals.
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