Example: I believe that IP is a direct contradiction of nature, sacrificing the advancement of humanity and the world for selfish gain, and therefore is sinful.
Edit: pls do not downvote the comments this is a constructive discussion
Edit2: IP= intellectal property
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Veganism. It’s interesting to see how even seemingly very moral people throw logic out the door when the topic turns to not killing animals.
Is your belief based on an animal’s capacity for consciousness? If so do you think all animals, regardless of their intelligence, deserve the right to not be eaten? Where would you draw the line?
Hmmm, I wonder why people dedicated to forcing 95% of the population into an unwanted lifestyle change ever receive pushback at all? I mean it’s completely reasonable to radically alter the diet that has supported humanity since before talking was invented but I’m sure you have a ton of nifty ideas on how to make lentils almost taste like chicken
It’s interesting to me in the reverse, because it’s sort of how the food chain works, granted I do hate seeing the inhumane conditions in which a lot of animals for food are kept (if we were still cavemen it seems more ok than now because it’d be more of a fair match between us and our prey).
Also plants feel pain too (please also kill them humanely).
Especially when it’s “foodies” that pretend to have this enormous respect for food. Shouldn’t these people be on the bleeding edge of things?
Totally.
And I think the torture and abuse of non-human animals is fundamental to the treatment of human animals. When I see hegemony promoting the genocide of humans, it’s obviously related to the complete devaluation of non-human life.
Yup. It’s a moral baseline that, sadly, most people trip and fall over.