General Is veganism a more moral stance?
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Friendly reminder, plants breath and live as do animals which is why "Vegans" are fake-and-gay...
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Wut?
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You swore allegiance to the big daddy Trump!
What movie is that?
I agree but it can be done on a microscale
you mean that wealthy (compared to world average) people can do it as a hollow virtue-signal?
yes, that's true.
A lot of vegans are sincere but some are nauseous virtue signalers
regardless of their sincerity, they consider it a virtuous lifestyle because of the health virtues or moral virtues of vegetarianism.
they're wrong.
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Killing less sentient beings is more moral and generally the health benefits are better
That's the one with Arnold right I've actually never seen it cuz I heard it wasn't any good but I'll have to check it out
I've never read a documented single-source health benefit of a vegetarian lifestyle.
do you mean that killing fewer sentient beings is 'more' moral or that the less-sentient a being is the less immoral it is to kill it?
or both?
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Yes
Veganism is generally associated with a higher risk of death to sentient beings. I pointed that out earlier in the thread.
Have u seen the Adventist study, blue zone, and the China study? Vegan and vegetarian are different...and I dont Advocate a vegan diet but a plant-based diet that's low in meat as optimal
I see less killing of sentient beings of any kind as more moral generally the thing is killing for good reasons is a necessary evil
So this goes to my personal epistemology of neodioetheism meaning morality is a true contradiction that exists within a probability scale...so in my morality scale less killing than necessary is more moral
And I agreed with you and pointed out that an individual farmer who is vegan could kill less than a vegan who buys commercial
how many acres does a vegan farmer need for subsistence farming?
I eat vegan courses in my meals
So do you mean in the sense of one person feeding just themselves?