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Edited by Pendulate:
10/7/2014 12:30:20 AM
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Of course they're responsible. Keep in mind that a vegan pregnancy isn't necessarily difficult, but there are relatively few dieticians who actually know anything about it. Which is why I linked a world-renowned one who does.
If you don't care about the ethical side I'm not going to press you. But you should know that supporting something while at the same time saying "You know, I don't like what they're doing and it should be better...", isn't good enough. It's an insincere attempt to feel comfortable with your actions.
But thanks for the discussion.
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[quote]But you should know that supporting something while at the same time saying "You know, I don't like what they're doing and it should be better...", isn't good enough. It's an insincere attempt to feel comfortable with your actions.[/quote] I don't know what this is about but sure. Good talking though.
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You said that you'd prefer if animals weren't caged and wallowing in their feces. I'm just saying it's intellectually insincere to say that yet still go and buy those animal products. Sorry, but I don't like to leave discussions on a misunderstanding.
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Oh, I was referring to animal "equal consideration" not equal rights. There is a difference. Where as equal consideration is the extent of my morality towards animals.
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But you don't think animals should be caged?
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If they don't have to. Doesn't mean I'm going to stop eating them. A lot of big corporate farming has already moved to cage free animals.
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Well, they don't have to. They only are because people give the corporations their money anyway. There's no incentive to change it.
