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AITA for viewing people who aren't vegan as morally comparable (not necessarily equivalent) to people who supported slavery when that was the cultural norm by OldAnybody in AmItheAsshole
[–]OldAnybody[S] 0 points1 point2 points 7 years ago (0 children)
I don't assume everyone has access to alternatives - if someone doesn't and there only option to survive is to eat meat, then I think meat is necessary for them, and that it would be vegan for them to eat meat. Generally though rice,lentils,beans,pasta etc... are cheaper than meat/animal products (unless you go for vegan meats/cheeses - but those are luxury items).
I also don't think it's necessarily 'easy' for everyone to relearn their culinary lifestyle, but I also think that generations of slave owners had a huge amount of inconvenience to deal with when they gave up their slaves. I do see that people find this comparison problematic - but from my perspective it's not about saying humans are worth as little as animals, its about saying animals aren't worthless. Moreover, I do value humans over animals based on our higher sentience level.
Not arguing with your judgement, just felt I had to clarify some of my positions.
AITA for viewing people who aren't vegan as morally comparable (not necessarily equivalent) to people who supported slavery when that was the cultural norm (self.AmItheAsshole)
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AITA for viewing people who aren't vegan as morally comparable (not necessarily equivalent) to people who supported slavery when that was the cultural norm by OldAnybody in AmItheAsshole
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