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I will do it for youC'mon just give it a try, if you grow an extra limb I won't push it on you anymore
I will do it for youC'mon just give it a try, if you grow an extra limb I won't push it on you anymore
Because you have a choice, durrr. It's relevant because at the end of the day you can choose to do it or choose not to do it.
Just because some brainless herbivore species sometimes might eat meat that doesn't automatically give you permission to.
Just because dolphins sometimes use dead fish to masturbate with that doesn't give you permission to. You have a choice, dummy.
I think it's more like scrambled chicken menstrual cycles, lol. That didn't go down well when I thoughtlessly told a family member that.I sure like me some chicken abortions. Scrambled please.
At the end of the day, everyone has the free will to do as they please but it would be better if they were properly educated and took responsibility for the actions. Both abortions and animal-killing are a shame. I know most mothers don't like aborting their unborn children.
I think it's more like scrambled chicken menstrual cycles, lol. That didn't go down well when I thoughtlessly told a family member that.
Eat alkaline stuff, like apple cider vinager. Cancer exists in acidic environments.
You only like your definition because it suits your ideology. .
I edited my reply so you might have missed this -- "It matters that humans are herbivores because science supports it and it refutes the idea that humans NEED meat". Sorry, I hadn't figured what you were asking because it wasn't directly associated with the debate between veganism and meat-eating.Your response might make sense if I was asking what the difference is between humans that eat meat and animals that eat meat. That is not what I was asking. I was asking why it matters whether humans are omnivores or herbivores.
I never said that it did. I really don't care whether we are omnivores or herbivores.
Vegans are so morally superior but are the first to resort to name calling. I wonder why it's so hard for you guys to get converts.
To be honest, I don't really think about them.So you are just as against abortion as you are killing animals right? What do you think of the Vegans out there who are cool with abortion? Are they inconsistent? Hypocritical?
Not long ago blacks weren't considered people. Only last year were animals legally recognized as sentient beings. Subjective definitions do not always correctly represent the reality.Nope, Just don't want people misusing the English language in order to try to gain ground in a debate. I seriously doubt that other animals will ever be considered "people". Until then you are misusing the word.
I edited my reply so you might have missed this -- "It matters that humans are herbivores because science supports it and it refutes the idea that humans NEED meat".
To be honest, I don't really think about them.
Not long ago blacks weren't considered people. Only last year were animals legally recognized as sentient beings. Subjective definitions do not always correctly represent the reality.
We're debating how insecure the definition of "person" is. You were trying to pidgeon-hole the definition as an absolute when not so long ago the definition of the word did not see blacks as people. So obviously, the definition is subjective. Not only that but as I have said previously, the definition of "personhood" has been a point of controversy for a long time.Neither of those examples are any indication that animals could ever be recognized as "people". Really sounds like a Vegan pipe dream. Like some day you can go to jail for killing an animal.
Not long ago blacks weren't considered people. Only last year were animals legally recognized as sentient beings. Subjective definitions do not always correctly represent the reality.
Durrr, I'm suggesting that the definition itself is faulty because it is subjective.How are you still arguing the same nonsense as you were 5 hours ago?
When it is brought to your attention that a certain definition only applies to people, and that as a result you're using it incorrectly, you counter that by citing yet another fallacy, arguing that some people were not considered people? Is that supposed to make all non-people, people?
This is an embarrassment of a discussion, so it's actually quite fitting for the Heavies.
As a vegan I hate the fuck out of preachy annoying vegans/veggies that push their beliefs on others or act like their shit don't stink.
I dot give a fuck
Durrr, I'm suggesting that the definition itself is faulty.
We're debating how insecure the definition of "person" is. You were trying to pidgeon-hole the definition as an absolute when not so long ago the definition of the word did not see blacks as people. So obviously, the definition is subjective. Not only that but as I have said previously, the definition of "personhood" has been a point of controversy for a long time.
Is the definition of "person" that you give subjective or absolute?