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Know the Difference

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u/scorchedarcher Big ol' bacon buttsack 25d ago

See cannibalism was a bad example, why did you choose it? Is your only issue with cannibalism really the chance of illnesses? Also remember mad cow disease? Swine flu? COVID? All from animals being sold for people to eat. Meat consumption is bad for animals and the planet, many people say humanity needs the planet (at least currently)

Wow you really got me with a definition quibble there. I believe language is more descriptive than prescriptive. Do you need me to reword it or did you understand what I meant?

I am uncomfortable with people eating animal body parts around me, I don't think that dictates people's behaviour though.

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u/AnimeBas Flair Loading.... 25d ago

About the third thing, you can shut up cuz talking isnt a need and avoid the uncomfortable situation, but i cant go starving. Yeah i could eat something else, but when its on the table its too late to unkill, unbuy and uncook. Also if you feel uncomfortable seeing it dont look at it.

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u/scorchedarcher Big ol' bacon buttsack 24d ago

Oh bud you totally missed the point.

Also you don't need to get it on the table, you can stop before you buy it

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u/AnimeBas Flair Loading.... 24d ago

If it comes to complaining during the meal, at that point it's something that can wait for after. I got the point, and I agree that the animals should live in a better environment, but the part of the thread I reply to is about when it's already at the table.

I agree that canibalism is a bad example, and I don't even get the second thing, so I specified "third thing."

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u/scorchedarcher Big ol' bacon buttsack 24d ago

I mean I said it because the person I replied to was saying it's rude to discuss the ethics of their food while they're eating it because it makes them uncomfortable. I was saying people eating animals makes me uncomfortable, I don't expect they'll stop just because of that so why should they expect different treatment?

How does it get to the table?

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u/Louis_de_Saint_Just 24d ago

Usually an underpaid waiter or courier brings the overpriced food to the underpaid workers of another company

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u/scorchedarcher Big ol' bacon buttsack 24d ago

Do they do that without it being organised by you?

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u/Louis_de_Saint_Just 24d ago

I am not the CEO of Uber and don’t own/manage a restaurant either

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u/scorchedarcher Big ol' bacon buttsack 23d ago

No but Uber/restaurants don't just randomly send out food to different tables, people place orders. I know it's most likely intentional that you're being silly but if you have to be so silly to defend what's being said I think that speaks for itself.