>and didn't assume I think animal-eating was invented 200 years ago... Sorry to jump here, but he clearly did not wrote that. He wrote in fact the opposite. He

>and didn't assume I think animal-eating was invented 200 years ago... Sorry to jump here, but he clearly did not wrote that. He wrote in fact the opposite. He said we have been killing animals to survive for a very long time. It is you who attach some kind of moral meaning to the act of killing and eating an animal. Some people have to do it, for them to feel purer (in the past) or hipsterer (now). I would prefer to become food at the end of my life, Soylent Green style, instead of such mind shenanigan‎s. It's good that you don't ask for bags in the grocery, but in the end this means little if human population keeps growing and growing.