/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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>1
Implying animals have the same concept of suffering and emotional correlation as humans, the fact humans can be masochistic and also the fact that they're born into their lives and have no perspective assuming it's even possible for these animals to have them. You're also using "inhumane" in order to refer to something not human.

>2
There is no evidence that humans cause the climate to change significantly. See: The last ice age

>3
Some people eat too much meat so nobody should eat any? Also there are very complex nutrients to be found in these complex organisms. It is impossible to argue merely based on anecdote that a man who eats a whole deer, brain bone broth and all along with vegetables and fruits (as nature intended for our species) would be less healthy than a man who drinks only soylent.

>4
Plants actually have feelings this is literally supported by science even if it isn't completely confirmed yet.

All in all a 4/10 I'm sure the majority of the posts in this thread are made by retards who have no gratitude for the life that died to provide them nutrients. Do you think that's contradictory of me to say? They're still living things and their deaths and lives had meaning and you should carry on that meaning.