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human
>You must make something else suffer.
not true. you can kill something quick and painlessly, and often this is what people do. the meat industry treats animals like a product, which is the problem. some animals suffer pointlessly because of this, but they don't have to.

>Is a wolf evil?
of course not. it's an animal doing what it needs to to survive, and, the majority of the time, will kill its prey quickly. they go for the throat because they know instinctively that this is the fastest way their prey will die. 

killing for survival is not in and of itself evil. it's the way one does it that makes it an evil act. do research about where the meat you're buying comes from, how the supplier treats the animals they kill. veganism is not sustainable, that's true, but if it really bothers you to eat animals, you could try going vegetarian for a while. until you decide which companies you want to support, or if you even want to do that, anymore.
gpt
>veganism is not sustainable
i guess that's not entirely true, i take it back. it's just that humans are omnivores and the diet is expensive or impossible for some people to follow. a lot of vegans pretend like the whole world could just eat nothing but plants if they wanted to, but that's not the case for most people. there's nothing wrong with veganism, and a human could survive just fine off of plant protein without ever eating animal products, but there's nothing wrong with eating meat, either, so long as it comes from a place that treats its animals well.
human
No, you still have a point
We'd be dead, pre-agriculture, without animal calories
Animal calories is why we are here