/lit/ - Literature

>For example, the Manichaean commandment "eat no flesh" followed from the assumption that animals were the abortions of celestial she-demons and therefore rich in greed-arousing substance.

Holy based

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>This is incorrect: both Cain and Abel represent strictly agricultural forms of food production.
That is false; pastoralism is anticultural in purpose, and in end.

>The ancient semitic peoples favored pastoralism, but they were still agricultural and therefore unnatural.

1. Agriculture is contranatural, not "unnatural"; pastoralism for vegetarian purposes is naturalistic; pastoralism for zoophagic purposes is ultimately antinatural.

2. The world inhereted agriculture, and farming, from Aryans.

/lit/ can't refute this

Imagine attempting to rationalize one's subhuman tendencies by assenting to fallacious carnistic arguments.