• @kvasir476@lemmy.world
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        221 year ago

        Yeah, that’s what I don’t understand. I don’t really see any moral distinction between eating dogs/cats/horses vs pigs/cows/chickens. It seems like the only logically consistent positions are to ban it all or allow it all; picking and choosing doesn’t make much sense.

      • @flooppoolf@lemmy.world
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        -81 year ago

        One of those are kept as pets by a large majority of people while the others are mostly kept as food sources.

        I don’t think it’s fair that the small minority of people that prefer not to eat livestock act callous towards those that oppose eating dog and generally don’t care about peppa and friends.

        Not everyone has the gift to to think about the nature of their reality and all the tiny details that make up our decisions in this world but everyone does have the capacity for empathy.

    • xep
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      1 year ago

      So you think that some farmers protesting the loss of their livelihood is as unacceptable as a sanctioned autocracy that constantly fires missiles towards their neighbours?

    • @Dudewitbow@lemmy.zip
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      21 year ago

      The mistake youre making is assuming any dog breed is being used as food (it isnt).

      Similar to cow breeds, there are cow breeds that for millenia were not used for food (go look up the history of Wagyu), but youre okay with eating a cow breed that wasnt considered food till the 1800s.