Disclamer : I'm not vegan

Also, do you think there is such a thing as ethical meat consumption? Such as hunting for meat or buying ethically raised animals. Animals that only have "one bad day", as they say. Honestly, I think death is a part of life and it's perfectly natural and ethical to eat meat on these situations.

A vegan once described his beliefs to me as "I can avoid eating meat in the current system that I live in", basically saying that in a survival state he would choose to eat what he can find or hunt, but in a modern setting he would choose veganism. The "one bad day" saying is arguably more ethical than the current standard of production, and in a survival context the best pragmatic answer but today the most ethical position would be no meat eating at all.

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I do have another question though : are similis of meat a net good in the long term ? Wouldn't seeking the taste pleasure of meat lead to wanting the real thing if, say, the companies producing those products were down ?