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Immorality: It's What's For Dinner

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I offended everyone at the dinner table a few nights ago when I said, "If there is a God, we are all going to Hell for eating meat."  Eating meat is one of the only immoral things I do.  When you see the suffering that factory-farmed animals endure, how can you eat meat?  How can you be an accomplice to their treatment?  Don't lie to yourself and claim you're not part of the demand.  You are culpable. Watch this video and then explain to me why eating meat is not immoral.  Explain to me why being part of the cruel chain of torture is moral.  You might not crack the whip, but you're paying the man who does. So what to do?  I've tried vegetarianism.  My body does not function well without meat...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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