/lit/ - Literature

Just read this book about the ethics of eating meat.

I'm convinced that eating meat or meat products is immoral. Meat-eaters invent excuses to cope with their cognitive dissonance, but deep down they know they are doing something bad - that's why they get angry at vegans.

Unlike those dumb, irrational carnivore defenders, I cannot justify my actions. They are wrong and I admit it. However, I will continue to eat meat, even though it is wrong.

Am I doing anything wrong by contradicting my views on ethics by committing actions which go against them?