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But why would you want to replicate the outcome of a slaughter if that part of the process upsets you? Why make an apple taste like the death of a cow? For me
by ipaddr 6y ago
But why would you want to replicate the outcome of a slaughter if that part of the process upsets you?
Why make an apple taste like the death of a cow?
For me eating things in their most natural forms seems more appealing. I don't know what is in beyond meat but avoiding processed anything seems like a more healthy strategy.
- colordrops 6y agoBecause we are natural meat eaters and still have strong cravings for meat even if we don't eat it. Eating a close facsimile can help those satisfy those cravings and avoid a rebound to eating real meat.
- varajelle 6y agoThis "natural" argument does not make sense. You know what else is natural? Rape. Men are natural rapist, they like to have sex with any woman, if they have carving to do it, its all ok if they do it. ... Aren't we better than that?
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- colordrops 6y agoYes we are better than that, and you are better than this at reading comprehension. Please re-read my post and recognize that my point is to avoid killing animals. Your analogy is absurd and the opposite of what I am saying.
- sweetheart 6y agoI like how burgers taste, so I want to eat them. But I don't want an animal to experience horrific treatment and slaughter just for the taste, so I seek it out in plants. That makes sense, no? I can like the salty, fat taste but opt-out of the subjugation and slaughter of another being.
- kmonsen 6y agoI’m exactly like you, I love the taste of meat and I love animals. Whenever it is an option I choose beyond/impossible meat. That means virtually no one has to die for me that day.
- jhardy54 6y agoI think that’s really cool, and I appreciate then “whenever it is an option” but. It’s so easy to see it as a black and white issue rather than a continuum where small actions make a large impact. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoWhat happens to the animals if all meat becomes beyond?
- ipaddr 6y agoYou like the taste of a dead animal but don't want horrific treatment? Why not buy your meat from a smaller farm. It sounds like you don't like factory farming. Not all meat is made that way.
- sweetheart 6y ago> You like the taste of a dead animal but don't want horrific treatment? Yes. > It sounds like you don't like factory farming. This is true! I think it's awful. I also don't like animals dying at all for my food. Factory farming or otherwise.
- jhardy54 6y ago> Why make an apple taste like the death of a cow? I’ve been “vegan” for the better half of a decade and I don’t think this is confusing at all: because it’s familiar and it tastes good. Familiarity and tastes can change over time, but it takes time and effort, and people are already putting effort into being open-minded when they try a veggie burger instead of a beef burger. Sure, a quinoa salad might be healthier, but most people aren’t choosing between a cheeseburger and some ultra-healthy vegan cuisine. We should aim to make these choices easy and comfortable instead of criticizing folks for taking baby steps in the right direction. Just my two cents.