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Not sure why you're being downvoted. It's legitimate to wonder in what ways "all life" matters. It wasn't an accusatory question.
Yeah, I didn't mean it as a jab. I just thought it was an interesting assertion that "a life is a life" in this context. Seemed a strong stance, and I wondered how far they carried it.
Honestly, I don't think eating meat is wrong, as long as you actually use it for food. But Killing for fun or for trophies is wrong because it's wasting a life. It's kind of a "use the whole buffalo" philosophy I Guess. I think factory farming is wrong,
I'm a big fan of lab grown meat,
I learn heavily towards seafood but I don't abstain from red meat.
Haha, we responded at like the same time lol. Wild.
And fair on all counts, but it does seem at odds to an "a life is a life" position, no?
Like, I'd assume you would be more upset if they were farming humans for meat than you are that they raise chickens and cows for meat, no?
And are you against all farming, or just factory farming? If an old school farmer raises a cow in a field, and then kills and eats it, is that acceptable?
And are fish's lives not valuable? Less valuable than a chicken's or a cow's? It's still a life, no?
I'm truly not trying to be combative. I'm actively trying to understand how to jive these two positions.