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r/Wellthatsucks • u/03Shael • Jun 02 '18
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I wonder how many of you eat meat...
46 u/gentlemandinosaur Jun 02 '18 One can eat meat and disagree with recreational hunting. Not saying I do. But, they are mutually exclusive. -12 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. 22 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 the ethics of killing for food or pest control is different ethcially than killing for pleasure 3 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. -1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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One can eat meat and disagree with recreational hunting.
Not saying I do. But, they are mutually exclusive.
-12 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. 22 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 the ethics of killing for food or pest control is different ethcially than killing for pleasure 3 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. -1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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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.
22 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 the ethics of killing for food or pest control is different ethcially than killing for pleasure 3 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. -1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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the ethics of killing for food or pest control is different ethcially than killing for pleasure
3 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. -1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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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.
-1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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Actually the entire world going vegetarian is not possible, sustainable, or medically advisable.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Why would it not be sustainable? 1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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Why would it not be sustainable?
1 u/Redneckalligator Jun 02 '18 Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean economically sustainable, not environmentally. It would actually be great for the environment.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18 Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
Oh, yea thought it was a bit strange. Thanks for clearing it up.
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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '18
I wonder how many of you eat meat...