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But they do want to kill plants, which can feel pain and hear themselves being eaten [1] https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/24473/20191218/a-group-of-scient
by andreilys 6y ago
But they do want to kill plants, which can feel pain and hear themselves being eaten [1]
https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/24473/20191218/a-group-of-scientists-suggest-that-plants-feel-pain.htm https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/24473/20191218/a-group...
- hombre_fatal 6y agoWell, meat requires more plants to “suffer” than eating the plants directly. So if this was your line if reasoning, you would be a staunch vegan. The majority of crops are grown to feed livestock. People usually make your argument in bad faith because even when corrected you never had a moral interest in “minimizing plant suffering” to begin with. You just thought you had a good gotcha.
- least 6y ago> So if this was your line if reasoning, you would be a staunch vegan. Not really. A person who eats both doesn't typically agonize over the morality of eating animals or plants like many vegans do. It's pointing out the fallacy of advocating veganism on the basis of animal suffering. That of course is only one argument for veganism among many much stronger ones, but it doesn't make it a bad argument to make.