Is it awful of me to have stopped eating meat from animals I think are beautiful and sweet, like cows and pigs, but still eat meat from some animals I think are ugly and mean, like chickens and sheeps?
As a non-vegan, that seems to be morally neutral to me (you’re still eating meat), barring differences in treatment and ecological impact of specific animals (I think cows are particularly bad in terms of environmental impact?)
Is it awful of me to have stopped eating meat from animals I think are beautiful and sweet, like cows and pigs, but still eat meat from some animals I think are ugly and mean, like chickens and sheeps?
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As a non-vegan, that seems to be morally neutral to me (you’re still eating meat), barring differences in treatment and ecological impact of specific animals (I think cows are particularly bad in terms of environmental impact?)
What did a sheep ever do to you!? They’re cute! What do you mean they’re ugly and mean!
Is this some weird reaction to ‘Keep the Sheep’?
To respond to the question, I think the vibe of this comment section would be ‘not awful’, maybe not the best reasoning, but not awful.
If we go by bug logic, if it’s a freaky little bloodsucking chicken than maybe but I’m still not sure honestly
Oh but otherwise no that’s mean c’mon what’d chickens do
Id eat owls and raccoons because they like to murder the chickens. Does eating then for revenge count lol
As long as you serve them cold?
Sheep aren’t mean. Just very, very, very stupid.
Agree! We raised three lambs at home and they were all unbelievably stupid and slightly suicidal.
I get it. It’s like when nazis killed jews because they thought they are icky