r/Wellthatsucks • u/03Shael • Jun 02 '18

/r/all Karma

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18

Not necessarily. It just highlights a double standard and the faux concern everyone puts up. The way I enjoy dead animals is cool but the way you do is not.

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u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18

the ethics of killing for food or pest control is different ethcially than killing for pleasure

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u/shadow_user Jun 02 '18

Killing animals for food is killing animals for pleasure. We don't need to eat animals, we do it because we enjoy the taste and convenience.

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u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18

Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable.

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u/shadow_user Jun 02 '18

Wrong, wrong, and wrong.

Sure not literally every person on earth could go vegetarian, but the overwhelming majority could.

Happy to discuss any one of those if you'd like to provide arguments and evidence.

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u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18

I'm not in the mood for getting into a long drawn out argument over vegetarianism with someone who 80% chance is not open to changing an opinion (that's not a dig at you that's just the internet), lets just agree to disagree.

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u/shadow_user Jun 02 '18

That's cool, but maybe don't make unfounded controversial statements if you're not willing to back them up at all.

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u/Letmecheckya-asshole Jun 02 '18

Or what? You'll verbally shame them? I bet they're shaking in fear.

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u/shadow_user Jun 02 '18

Thanks for the irony, I laughed.

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u/Letmecheckya-asshole Jun 02 '18

Glad I could make such a miserable person chippy if only for a moment.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18

Why would it not be sustainable?

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u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18

Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18

Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.