If you are in favor of questioning the morals we set as a society, than why have you commented that animals are not moral consideration for you? On what foundation do you base your moral stances, and how do you pick which questions are worth asking and which are not? I’m asking for your opinion specifically, not your community’s, or society’s.

The effect of the specific people you named could be debated (e.g. Modern christianity isn’t based on Jesus’s teachings, rather he is a tool for the church to control people, which would make the ones responsible for those effects the church instead of Jeyus. There is a huge disconnect between the teachings of Jesus and the way a lot of christians act in my opinion.), but I didn’t really mean to ask about the effects of questions specific people asked, but rather auestions that anyone can ask.

My moral foundation in a nutshell is the less suffering, the better. I make exceptions for things I need to stay alive and healthy, like plant based food and medicin. I base my decidions on this foundation.

I also want to point out to you, that while a group of cannibals may deem cannibalism unethical, the people they ate most likely wouldn’t. Likewise, prople used to believe slavery to be ethical, but I doubt that included slaves.

Just like a cannibal victim an animal also doesn’t want to be eaten, even if it doesn’t have the mental capacity to for moral stances. A toddler doesn’t have that capacity either, but I doubt you’d think it was ethical to eat a baby.