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[โ€“] 1simpletailer@startrek.website 13 points 1 year ago (1 children)

There is actually adequate scientific evidence that many animals have a much greater awareness and emotional intelligence then we often attribute to them, this includes most if not all of our domesticated animals. You could argue that the act of meat eating isn't in itself amoral, but the mass suffering facilitated by the conditions within the meat industry certainly is. Not to mention the conditions it subjects its workers to. There is no ethical industrialized meat consumption.

Not to mention the conditions it subjects its workers to. There is no ethical industrialized meat consumption.

yes, the labor conditions are something that harms people, especially in slaughterhouses.