Mmmmm....delicious fetusesWell, there was discussion for a certain recipe developing "vegan meatballs" or something like that, and I mentioned that what keep meatballs together usually are eggs. Suddenly I were the incarnation of all that is evil and wrong is this universe for using eggs. I left the conversation early, but later some troll apparently joined in to fuel the flames. I think comparisons to eating fetuses was made.

A lot of the time controlled hunting is mandatory due to a variety of reasons. It varies by area, but if hunting was suddenly outlawed, there would be huge problems with certain animal populations. But I definitely think "happy" animals result in better product. That's why organic and naturally raised alternatives, as well as game, seem to be better in nearly every way. Like I said, factory farming can definitely be inhumane, so I'm with them there.I'm not a hunter either, but when done under regulations, hunting imho is maybe the most humane way of getting meat - the animals had a full or almost full life in their natural enviroment. And it can actually help the eco-system by not letting certain species grow too much in numbers and causing problems from other species and plat life. Not like I'm an expert in the matter though. It's kinda crazy how some vegans go so berserk over it. I know it is sad and wrong to end a beings life, but thats how lit goes. Meat use should be lessened a lot for many reasons, but I don't think mankind is ever going to be completely sufficient with just vegetable proteins.
I understand the correlation with human adaptation despite what we were biologically made to do, we're omnivores for a reason. They'll often use the existence of laws and government as a comparison when it comes to consuming animal products or not - being able to "evolve" past natural urges. But more often than not, they forget that we're animals ourselves. I don't think there's anything morally inferior or superior about taking such a stance, but some can get pretty militant and radical about it and it often makes little sense to me. The moral argument doesn't really stand up to scrutiny when you consider the evidence suggesting that some plants are also able to sense pain/death as well.






