The Moral Superiority Thread: How much better are Vegans?

Lleauaric

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I enjoy animal flesh too much to ever be a vegan or vegetarian, but I can see the health benefits of a plant BASED diet. I think the american diet has it in the wrong proportion. Switching meat and vegetables roles would probably make a lot of people somewhat healthier.
 
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hodj

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Right. Plant heavy, smaller portions of meat.

Abandoning meat entirely is unnecessary.
 

Kiroy

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Technically no vegan is true vegan unless they can find vegan stuff that has been raised w/o manure.
 

Kiroy

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I enjoy animal flesh too much to ever be a vegan or vegetarian, but I can see the health benefits of a plant BASED diet. I think the american diet has it in the wrong proportion. Switching meat and vegetables roles would probably make a lot of people somewhat healthier.

nevergone nevergone this is what a logical argument re the enviromental impact of meat looks like
 

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Just had a burger for lunch. This thread and that derail in the Political Thread have convinced me to have another tomorrow because fuck cows.
 
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I enjoy animal flesh too much to ever be a vegan or vegetarian, but I can see the health benefits of a plant BASED diet. I think the american diet has it in the wrong proportion. Switching meat and vegetables roles would probably make a lot of people somewhat healthier.
Concur.

Just fucking with you, nevergone. I was a vegetarian years ago. I still eat Morningstar veggie burgers cos I grew used to them and love their taste. Don't you ever yearn for a real pizza at least? I can't picture life without lasagna or baked ziti, or a plump, juicy steak... brb.
 

nevergone

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another baseless claim combined with a dodge - jesus

You use the words "baseless claim" often.
I'm not making a baseless claim, I simply do not believe there's a humane way to raise an animal and slaughter them.

It's a belief, not a "claim".
 

Kiroy

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You use the words "baseless claim" often.
I'm not making a baseless claim, I simply do not believe there's a humane way to raise an animal and slaughter them.

It's a belief, not a "claim".

With you (and wooly), yes I use it a lot, but fine. I simply do not believe there's a humane way to raise any food, considering the slaughter of peaceful field animals in the process. I understand you are a vegan because it makes you feel better, and I can understand it based on environmental concerns. Morality and health aren't valid arguments for veganism though.
 

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With you (and wooly), yes I use it a lot, but fine. I simply do not believe there's a humane way to raise any food, considering the slaughter of peaceful field animals in the process. I understand you are a vegan because it makes you feel better, and I can understand it based on environmental concerns. Morality and health are valid arguments for veganism though.
Typo in the last sentence I assume?
 
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nevergone

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With you (and wooly), yes I use it a lot, but fine. I simply do not believe there's a humane way to raise any food, considering the slaughter of peaceful field animals in the process. I understand you are a vegan because it makes you feel better, and I can understand it based on environmental concerns. Morality and health are valid arguments for veganism though.

I knew you would cite the death of field animals as a point against veganism, which is why I "dodged" the stupid statement in the first place.

If you fail to see no difference between factory farming and animal slaughter versus field animal deaths, I don't know what to tell you.

The goal, for me, is to reduce the environmental impact, have as sound of ethics as possible, while being healthy and happy.

What a terrible thing!
 

Kiroy

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I knew you would cite the death of field animals as a point against veganism, which is why I "dodged" the stupid statement in the first place.

If you fail to see no difference between factory farming and animal slaughter versus field animal deaths, I don't know what to tell you.

The goal, for me, is to reduce the environmental impact, have as sound of ethics as possible, while being healthy and happy.

What a terrible thing!

Ethics wise I see no difference between field animals and humanely raised livestock being killed in the food production process. Obviously there is a difference when it comes to factory farming which is why we see a lot of people spending a few extra bucks for grass fed / cage free / heritage meat products.

You know this all started because of your stupid ass baseless comments about cancer, vitamins and psudoscience? If you came into the conversation with the attribute your moving towards you wouldn't need a shower from all the meat based shit you just rolled around in.
 

nevergone

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Ethics wise I see no difference between field animals and humanely raised livestock being killed in the food production process. Obviously there is a difference when it comes to factory farming which is why we see a lot of people spending a few extra bucks for grass fed / cage free / heritage meat products.

You know this all started because of your stupid ass baseless comments about cancer, vitamins and psudoscience? If you came into the conversation with the attribute your moving towards you wouldn't need a shower from all the meat based shit you just rolled around in.

Actually that's not how this started, but I can understand your revisionism since it allows you to score points, even if they're all bullshit. That being said, there's nothing baseless about the cancer claims; the vitamins I can say are pretty much a wash in the long run unless you've got an extreme case of malnourishment. (Which was my point about vitamins in the first place - if you think vegans need to take vitamins, then really everyone should).