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> I definitely don’t consider killing animals for food immoral. This is a highly interesting standpoint-- would you consider it morally problematic to kill mor
by myrmidon 4y ago
> I definitely don’t consider killing animals for food immoral.
This is a highly interesting standpoint-- would you consider it morally problematic to kill more intelligent animals for food, like dogs?
What about human children (younger than a year? younger than 6?).
Is there a line for you somewhere? Where approximately and why?
This is drastically different from myself and most meateaters I know which concede moral problems with killing animals for food in general but ignore them in favor of enjoyment of food, so I'm very curious about how your framework looks like.
- mechanical_bear 4y agoFor me at least: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/bc/c5/8c/bcc58ccca47e6e8faa9a1523935b3dd7.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/originals/bc/c5/8c/bcc58ccca47e6e8faa9a...
- lotsofpulp 4y agoI.e. the line is drawn where it is convenient and requires no change (sacrifice).
- myrmidon 4y agoSure, but how do you justify that? Why would it be moral to farm cows but not horses, and pigs but not hares?