Anonymous wrote:No other species shames its own for eating the flesh of other animals. Why do humans?

No other culture does either because most don’t have choice. It’s either eat or starve.

Instead you have some people who have so much excess, they can afford to eat food that is two times as expensive, say no to meat, grains, and dairy, and do no labor that would then reveal that actually you’re malnourished. Elective starvation for the fun of it.

Because meat is good for you. Vegans are not.

We need some of that BS Restorative Justice at the principal’s office to hash this out.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do we call it meat? It should be called flesh, or dead animal, or killed animal. That’s what it really is.

I'm ok with that. I'm about to chow down on a dead animal burger. With cheese.

We get our energy from muscle burgers.
Sometimes add in some tendon and trip around the pho restaurant.

What schools have those nasty plastic chairs made from oil or terrible wooden chairs causing deforestation?!

Just awful, they should be ashamed of themselves. We must stop them!

Anonymous wrote:The "meat industry" isn't bad. You have just chosen to believe propaganda. Are there some bad processing plants? Sure. But overall, it's a tightly regulated industry.

Meat is a part of a normal, healthy diet for most people.

Factory farms are lovely, healthy places.

No other species shames its own for eating the flesh of other animals. Why do humans?

Anonymous wrote:Why do we call it meat? It should be called flesh, or dead animal, or killed animal. That’s what it really is.

I'm ok with that. I'm about to chow down on a dead animal burger. With cheese.

The "meat industry" isn't bad. You have just chosen to believe propaganda. Are there some bad processing plants? Sure. But overall, it's a tightly regulated industry.

Meat is a part of a normal, healthy diet for most people.