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I 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
by sweetheart 5y ago
I 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 5y 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 5y 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 5y agoWhat happens to the animals if all meat becomes beyond?
- ipaddr 5y 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 5y 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.