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> absolutely not Why not? Why not both? As it is, there are huge powerful interests that drive factory farming are preventing much movement in the right direc
by colordrops 5y ago
> absolutely not
Why not? Why not both? As it is, there are huge powerful interests that drive factory farming are preventing much movement in the right direction on farms. In the meantime abstaining from meat is a fine option, especially since it is also healthy.
- danaris 5y agoTo be clear, I'm saying that veganism is not the logical solution to the problem of animal abuse by factory farms. The logical solution to animal abuse by factory farms would be measures preventing factory farms from abusing animals. Veganism, specifically, is only a logical solution to the purported problem that killing animals for their meat, or getting any other animal product by any means, is unethical. Personally, while I can see some logic in the claim that killing animals for their meat is unethical (I disagree with it, but see where it's coming from), I find the claims that milk, eggs, and wool are unethical to be highly questionable, at best, and the claims that honey is unethical to be truly absurd.