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I don't know how to feel but I know I'm laughing
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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There is a difference between acknowledging death, and celebrating it.
I would argue that looking at a live animal and saying it looks tasty is normal, especially compared with other omnivores and carnivores. Looking at a processed hamburger and saying the same thing is much less natural IMO
Would you taste a living farm animal? When I used to eat meat, even then hell no. All dirt, fur, hooves and shit. I'm vegan and even I understand why butchers exist
If you want to limit this to what's "natural", you had better be eating all your meat raw. Saying a live animal looks tasty makes it sound like you want to eat it alive.