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> we can't survive without hurting other species. I'm not sure about the purpose of your comment, but it sounds like your conclusion is "therefore can do whate
by yesenadam 6y ago
> we can't survive without hurting other species.
I'm not sure about the purpose of your comment, but it sounds like your conclusion is "therefore can do whatever we want to other species." As if ethics doesn't apply. As if we shouldn't try to minimize that hurt. Maybe I'm wrong about that.
Paragraph speculating about such arguments and why people use them:
Hopefully one day soon people aren't still offering "plant=animal" justifications of eating animals, like this. I find them very depressing. It's as if suffering is a joke to these people. Or something, I don't understand. Just repeating pro-meat arguments they've heard, I guess. Maybe it's a positive sign, and such comments try to bury unease from their growing sense of ethical responsibility to other species.
- nojokes 6y agoI would like to interpret it as do least harm as reasonably possible. I would also like to see artificial meat to appear. Then the large number of current captive animals could be "retired".