Most people regularly eat dead animals, so violence is still everywhere. In fact, there’s more now than ever before. :(
I do! But I also value animals, and consuming their dead corpses is completely unnecessary and on top of that is wasteful, hurting humans in the process.
While animals can eat waste from crops grown for humans, that’s a minority of their feed. Almost all new corn and soy cropland is cut to meet growing animal agriculture demand.
How does eliminating animal fat and protein cause health and nutrition problems? Humans are perfectly capable of living on vegan diets at all stages of life.
How do you plan to destroy the meat industry without anyone going vegan? You realize the meat industry is funded by non-vegans, right? And tax payers, of course, who also eat meat and won’t support policy that challenges their freedom.
Companies and their leaders are paid by individuals, lol. Going vegan definitely does help.
Even still, why did you only mention carbon emissions? The question was about making a better society. Did you forget that veganism is about animal rights?
Go vegan!
Nowhere near as bad as meat and dairy. So you’re vegan, right? Otherwise saying this would be hypocritical.
Even if that claim is true, it can still be bad to eat them.
Do meat animals live long? Also, how many meat animals are from “local farms”?
Livestock have joyful lives before being killed peacefully 🤗
Any non-zero amount is a bad thing tbf
That article doesn’t seem to mention nuclear waste.
Yep! You have to actually boycott it if you want anything to change.
No need for a plastic board if you’re boycotting meat.
Almost all meat is factory farmed. Almost all meat animals are killed at a fraction of their natural lifespan. Almost all meat is procured unsustainably, at the cost of the destruction of the biosphere.
Sure, grilling meat is not equivalent to torture, but in >99% of cases it absolutely is.
What is “incorrect” about veganism?
That argument can justify a lot of atrocities. Careful!