Is it really hidden? We don't prosecute people for killing any animal except for other humans, or animals that humans have deemed important. Seems pretty out in the open to me, and widely accepted too (as it should be)
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There have always been people like you in history that declared the circumstances as something "that should be"
Here are the prequels of your statement:
We don’t prosecute people for killing any slaves (as it should be)
We don’t prosecute people for beating their wives (as it should be)
We don’t prosecute people for racism (as it should be)
Yeah, that's kind of how a moral compass works. We think certain things should be the way that they are, and others should not. What's your point? Are all vegans this bad at argument?