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I'm saying that there'a a good argument to be made that we'll consider today's domestication, breeding and exploitation of animals immoral. But that the world
by marvin 7y ago
I'm saying that there'a a good argument to be made that we'll consider today's domestication, breeding and exploitation of animals immoral.
But that the world isn't ready to make that moral judgement yet, because the alternatives to meat and animal products aren't convenient enough. We like to consider morality absolute, but it's strongly affected by a society's requirements.
As a side note, vegans probably have a more sound moral judgement than the rest of us.
There have obviously been cultures that considered slavery and various forms of oppression morally right, but I don't think my argument states that this is okay; quite the opposite.
- TheAquir 7y ago"vegans probably have a more sound moral judgement than the rest of us" Whoa! That's what is call generalisation... On the other hand diet had nothing to do with moral, it's all about health! None of the extremes are good, our body still have the hunter-gatherer digestion system