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The happiest times in my life and the healthiest I’ve ever been are always when I eat mostly meat and very little of anything else. I don’t care about the emot
by wincy 5y ago
The happiest times in my life and the healthiest I’ve ever been are always when I eat mostly meat and very little of anything else.
I don’t care about the emotions of animals at all, and never will. I purposely show my daughter videos of how to slaughter farm animals to try to make sure she has a full understanding of what’s happening so she doesn’t one day realize what “pork” or “beef” means and becomes vegan. Her favorite food by far is steak.
I’m all for others reducing their consumption as hopefully that’ll drop prices so I can eat more meat and feed my children more meat. Which is the only actual end result people who advocate cutting meat consumption will ever achieve.
- marliechiller 5y ago> I don’t care about the emotions of animals at all I hate to be the one to break this to you, but humans are animals mate
- gruez 5y ago>I’m all for others reducing their consumption as hopefully that’ll drop prices so I can eat more meat and feed my children more meat You realize that to an extent, the reason why meat is cheap is because of economy of scale and government subsidies, both of which depend on significant/majority of the population to be meat eaters to exist?
- wormer 5y agoSo you desensitize her early to it before she gets a chance to be old enough to think about the consequences of her actions? Ok.
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- pessimizer 5y agoI don't care (much) about the emotions of animals either, but I also 1) don't have a lust to make them suffer and 2) think the farming of meat is destructive to the environment. If there are tasty, cheap, and nutritious substitutes for meat, I'd gladly eat them instead.
- selfsimilar 5y ago> I don’t care about the emotions of animals at all, and never will. This comes across as proudly sociopathic. The line between the human animal and any other is arbitrary and blurry and about to get much more so. I think it’s healthy to understand your own body and recognize the importance meat has in your diet, and if that comes at the cost of the suffering of animals, that might be a price you’re willing to pay. But to lump all animal suffering together as ignorable is really a red flag for an empathy deficit that is worth examining.
- colordrops 5y agoConsidering that you have no empathy for other living beings, you should look into Elwood organic meats for you and your children: https://www.elwooddogmeat.com/ https://www.elwooddogmeat.com/
- pensatoio 5y agoI'm totally for raising the bar when it comes to terminology like "ethically raised," but I'd eat dog meat if it were good. Why not?
- collegeburner 5y agoI don't see the problem with this. I clicked the site actually debating getting some to try depending on price per lb.
- colordrops 5y agoYou should read the whole site.
- collegeburner 5y agoYes, I did. I understand it's trying to make a point, but I don't care about eating dogs, so it doesn't really convince me of anything.