• FoundTheVegan
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    811 year ago

    A pig didn’t say they would die for you. It was murdered against its will and then you paid the killer to kill more.

    • Ataraxia
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      51 year ago

      Unlike you, I am familiar with the pig government and we actually have an agreement that we eat their death row inmates. Crime has never been so delicious.

      • @nicetomeetyouIMVEGAN
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        31 year ago

        Okay but actually they grow up in cages and never see daylight. Their tails cut off without anaesthetic.

        So yeh.

        • @Glytch@ttrpg.network
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          -31 year ago

          You’re buying from the wrong farmer. Family farmers care a lot more about their animals than factory farms. Just another reason to buy local.

          • @Moshpirit@lemmy.world
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            41 year ago

            It is a strange way to care about someone by sending them to death. I wouldn’t leave this people rise children. Or pigs. Or any other individual.

      • FoundTheVegan
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        And…?

        Are you telling me that you eatpork as some sort of… preemptive revenge? Because even in a hypothetical universe where pigs are top of the food chain, it would still be wrong to imprison and kill them. Which is why doing this to tiger/lion/bear would also be wrong in our universe.

        Weird comeback.

          • FoundTheVegan
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            1 year ago
            1. I truly AM great at parties. I’m loud, funny, cute and get REAL drunk. What’s not to love?

            2. lol personal insults means you know your argument sucks

            3. Seitan pigs in a blanket are flippin’ great. I literally serve that at parties. 😂

    • Sybil
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      -271 year ago

      almost no one has paid for a pig to be killed

      • @De_Narm@lemmy.world
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        261 year ago

        It’s called ‘buying pork’. They don’t kill them for fun and just happen to sell them afterwards.

        • Sybil
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          -171 year ago

          when you buy pork, the person who killed the pig has already been paid.

          • @De_Narm@lemmy.world
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            181 year ago

            That’s just useless semantics, neither funny nor clever. The pig you bought may be dead, but the money you pay will be used to raise and kill other pigs.

              • @null@slrpnk.net
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                141 year ago

                It absolutely is. If you eat pork, you indirectly pay for pigs to be slaughtered. Full stop.

                • Sybil
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                  -121 year ago

                  the pig was slaughtered in the past, before I walked into the store or decided what I’m eating this week. everyone involved was paid before all that, too.

                  • @tweeks@feddit.nl
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                    61 year ago

                    They wouldn’t kill, or even raise the pig if they didn’t count on the money down the chain. We indirectly but surely pay for pigs to be created / killed, for our consumption.

                    It’s fine if you don’t care about that or accept it as your standards, that’s your choice and fair in our current social context. Just realize the economics behind it.

                  • @mellejwz@lemmy.world
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                    -11 year ago

                    And with wat money? Your money and everyone else’s that buys meat. Not that it matters though, I’ll keep eating my meat.

            • Sybil
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              -111 year ago

              I give my money to the same people that you do: a grocer.

          • @Floey@lemm.ee
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            91 year ago

            It’s actually irrelevant whether or not you buy a product made from slave labour, the product is already made! How much product is made is completely independent of how much gets purchased, because that’s how markets work!