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Of course the remaining sin being treating animals like a commodity, making them suffer, driving them around in crowded conditions for hundreds of miles... It‘
by Joe-Z 8y ago
Of course the remaining sin being treating animals like a commodity, making them suffer, driving them around in crowded conditions for hundreds of miles...
It‘s not just the environment that suffers from our industrialized way to produce meat
- cal97g 8y agoyawn
- avar 8y agoThat's another good example. Tax that, and you create an incentive to either eat "dumber" meat like fish instead of pigs, or meat where you've avoided the "sin" altogether. Such as lab-grown meat.
- soperj 8y agoI feel the same way about vegetables. Cutting down in the prime of their life, and shipping them to stores across the country packed in crates. It's unconscionable.
- xvector 8y agoVegetables are not conscious, and they cannot feel and interpret pain. Taking your logic, I can extend your argument in the opposite direction towards humans. But I have a feeling no one would condone that!