Killing animals for food, is it morally ok?
 

Who's gonna complain?

Humans are on the top of food chain.

I eat animals everyday and never kill them and that's ok :thumbsup

Can't wait for synthetic meat. Mark Post's Cultured Beef - New Harvest

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It's whats for dinner

As someone that has hunted over the years -- nothing tastes better than a fresh kill -- quail and pheasant are excellent.

Little fish were put in the sea for bigger fish to eat -- there is no real moral question.

I would not happily eat a monkey or a human -- that might pose a moral question.

I prefer health so Ill eat meat

yes we are all eating animal meat.Its really bad habit.

Yes, of course it's ok. Life feeds on life.

Are you going to tell all of the meat eating animals that it is not ok?




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flesh eating muther fukers!!

^^ this guy :thumbsup ^^

I couldn't be as morbidly obese as I am, if I didn't eat animals...

Who doesnt eat Hamburger

B vitamins are required for a healthy life and are only available through meat! Nature wanted us to eat animals.

How about animals eating themselves?

I am an animal like the others...

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moral or not, I have animals, and they do kill, and eat each others, and they also do kill and eat plants. Bacteria, fungus, viruses, almost everything that is moving in this world is killing.

morals are nice to have, but typically come from a place of luxury.
We have canine incisors in out mouths, so we need to be ingesting some meat.

Until the Aliens come down and eat us. :conehead :winkwink:

I dont think there is a single country who dont use meat

I believe it's immoral, though I am still eating meat. That other animals kill and eat other animals doesn't mean anything since we are the only animals capable of making choices based on morality, we are more than instinctual. We no longer need meat/fish/poultry to survive and maintain good health. I have a lot of admiration for vegans, it seems like a major pain in the ass but I see more and more restaurants with options for vegans and more vegan substitutes for animal based foods. Animal hides and by-products are used in many other products so that makes things even harder.

I don't think in 100 years humans if we survive will be eating animals.

Morals can justify anything so ...

If it's done in humane way... everything and everyone will die some day anyway.

Quality post Mutt :thumbsup

i think a better debate is about industrial food vs local sourcing.

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There's the difference between morals and ethics. It's unethical to kill animals, but it can be justified in moral grounds.

If you eat meat, you are surely capable (and might as well) eat humans too. The only thing standing between humans eating humans is the social aspect... or the taste. If we are cooked, we are meat.

As for morally wrong, for damn sure!!! The world and all humans in it could survive without having to kill anyone or any animals

this world = animals get fucked (wrong wrong wrong imo)

That's just nature, that's how the life is... who needs this philosophy if nothing will change anyway
the less you think about it, the easier you live :)

wrap it in foil next time add a small pool of marinade. let it cook for about 5mins or less then take it out of the foil finish it on the grill. less burning turns out juicy and the sear is perfect.

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And what will happens when scientists will discover that vegetables have also a soul ???

Yes it most certainly is...
 

In some nations women are 2nd class citizens, in others they've now being treated better, it's almost got to the stage in certain Western nations where men are now the 2nd class citizens. In some countries the type of men who would have raped and attacked women now have to think carefully before doing that. This shows that cultural norms can be changed to an extent, like you say there is always nature, so there will always be some people who it's incredibly difficult to influence, but a large % will change as society does.