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It's okay, though. I personally do it all the time. |
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Most of the animals we eat would not exist in the first place if we didn't want to eat them.;)
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In case it isn't clear, I'm not taking this thread at all seriously. If I was, I would say something in agreement with the omnivore thing, and that soul doesn't enter into the whole thing. Humans are animals. I think we prove that every day. Animals have to eat. If animals have souls, then they go where they are supposed to and do what they should, whether we eat them, they die of old age, or end up sticking out of the grille of a Buick. We as humans are supposed to be above animals, because we are rational beings...hah! War is rational? Mass consumption of natural resources while spewing pollution into our own environment is rational? I could go on, but why? We aren't even as smart *as* most animals when it comes to trying to live in balance with our world, and they eat each other all the time. Therefore, since animals are smarter than I am anyway, who am I to try and behave differently? (back to not taking it seriously again). |
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Oh...and, before I forget...Quzah, thanks for the response redolent of sarcasm, and containing the obvious inference that you are intellectually and morally superior to the rest of us. I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say that being put in our places by you is both entertaining AND enlightening! :D
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OK, So let's go one more step:
Our vegan (and lesser vegetarian) friends believe it's wrong to eat meat. Perhaps one reason is because the animal in question has a soul. Therefore, they choose to eat vegetables, fruits, legumes, and other non-meat products of the plant variety and source. I submit to you that plants have souls too. Now extend your argument. Is it still ok to eat plants? Now what do you eat? |
This is gonna be fun!
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I was told by a very smart anthropologist professor that fruit co-evolved with primates as a seed-dispersal mechanism. Plants help us, we help them, and everybody's happy.
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So, as man evolved in harmony with nature, before becoming civilized, we became carnivorous, and helped nature by thinning the herd.
Now that we are no longer in ecological balance with the planet, we must develop and maintain our own herds, much as we must plant our own orchards and fields of vegetables. Again, a sort of harmony, no? |
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