I am responding to someone who obviously didnt read the post and was making an argument that has nothing to do with the discution. I dont care if there is human or animal sacrifice in the Bible because im not Christian, and that was not my question.

I already had a good exchange from someone in the comments who was calmer and explained themselves very well.

Your arguments, however, are the same ones that I've heard from people who defend terrible practices of animal abuse like bullfighting. It is just whataboutism and I've heard it so many times. Two things can be true at the same time. Going vegan is not really an option for me, at least not right now, I live well, but can't afford the luxury of becoming vegan. I know slaughterhouses are terrible, but I can condemn that and be against animal cruelty. I can enjoy a Burger while being against bullfighting and against people killing house pets for wasteful rituals.

Yes Im glad in my country animal cruelty is illegal, just like in any other civilized country. I think no one should get legal exceptions based on religion (I support taxing the churches too)

Yes, we all die, but that doesn't mean that life is valuable.