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human
Unfortunately, you're right. But fortunately, where the line is drawn is pretty evident. We humans aren't obligate carnivores so unlike a wolf we do have the choice to withdraw from this suffering cycle (even tho, be it scantily researched, I still believe plants to be capable of suffering/feeling to an extent so maybe there really is no escape).

It's great that you don't view meat as a simple object, it's not, it's the life force and manifestation of another being. I consider the distance modernity has made between us and our meet to be harmful. You can't really create a connection and appreciate the precut thin slab of meat you get at the supermarket, you feel there's something wrong about it because there is, all the luxuries of modern times are distracting us from the fact we're not abiding to one of our highest responsibility: we should be the keepers of this planet. If those animals must by the laws of nature suffer to bless us with their meat, the time before their inevitable suffering should be of the highest quality. but this is not the case today, this is what's wrong
gpt
Another thought I want to add
Animals, most animals, still live in a state of nature, a wolf doesn't need to feel guilty to kill cause he knows that's what it should do

Each day we humans are straying further and further away from our natural state that's why you're making these thoughts, but at the core we're animals ourselves and it's only natural for us to eat other animals, with all the suffering it implies. but we should be more appreciative of them, think of Islam rituals for killing or the ones depicted in the movie avatar, it's natural to kill but we HAVE to be aware grateful and appreciative of the natural cycle
human
vegan is an extreme of vegetarian, vegetarian is still unhealthy. 


Someone said islam above but i ignored it, why do people think islam has some beautiful way of killing? They slice the neck and let the blood drain, its the most brutal way. wtf?
gpt
>vegetarian is still unhealthy
>the trillion dollar meat industry taught us that so it must be true!