Is veganism wrong?

**ScylaX** · 07-3-2011, 08:30 AM

Veganism comes from an anthropomorphization of the existence of animals. I'm not talking about the food but about the the ethics of veganism and I have to say I fully disagree. Of course, even our culture makes us proximate to many animals and some may be more naturalists that other, but I think not eating meat or anything related to exploitation of the nutritional potential of animals is a giant waste and makes any diet more difficult to manage than usual.

I try to not write in arguments as "but animals kills each other so it's okay !!" (which is the proof animals have no ethics and that vegans almost incorporate it, any being that is born always had to prepare its life to be killed for alimentary purpose but saying «it's normal for an animal to be killed and eaten» is making a new anthropomorphism, non-human animals just don't have any thinking on their own existence - I'm not a zoologist to assert that though) or «we were made to eat meat so we must do it» (because it's an even more stupid assertion) because overused arguments are rarely the best ones. Yet again, anyone is FREE to eat what he wants and it's even more stupid to say "its dumb 2 do that lol xd", sometime it's something than more of an opinion, even if you convince some people, they will not change opinion because it's solely based on "feelings" and I hardly think you can make something for people that personally dislike the fact of eating organic-living-beings.

So of course I'll dislike a vegan that will come to me and try to CONVINCE me to stop eating meat for any reason he has, I like it and I'm not upset about eating some animals, it's a matter of habit and culture and somebody that does that makes me say that guy didn't even understood his own point.On the other hand, I have some cousins that are vegetarians and some of the things they eat are damn delicious to me, it may look weird or even some ingredients seem strange but, hey, what's the point of disliking something that looks "different" anyway, more people should try it out at least one time in their life, it's probably something you'd enjoy eating on a regular basis

07-3-2011, 08:30 AM	#34
ScylaX urararararararara Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: FRANCE Age: 31 Posts: 1,044	Re: Is veganism wrong? Veganism comes from an anthropomorphization of the existence of animals. I'm not talking about the food but about the the ethics of veganism and I have to say I fully disagree. Of course, even our culture makes us proximate to many animals and some may be more naturalists that other, but I think not eating meat or anything related to exploitation of the nutritional potential of animals is a giant waste and makes any diet more difficult to manage than usual. I try to not write in arguments as "but animals kills each other so it's okay !!" (which is the proof animals have no ethics and that vegans almost incorporate it, any being that is born always had to prepare its life to be killed for alimentary purpose but saying «it's normal for an animal to be killed and eaten» is making a new anthropomorphism, non-human animals just don't have any thinking on their own existence - I'm not a zoologist to assert that though) or «we were made to eat meat so we must do it» (because it's an even more stupid assertion) because overused arguments are rarely the best ones. Yet again, anyone is FREE to eat what he wants and it's even more stupid to say "its dumb 2 do that lol xd", sometime it's something than more of an opinion, even if you convince some people, they will not change opinion because it's solely based on "feelings" and I hardly think you can make something for people that personally dislike the fact of eating organic-living-beings. So of course I'll dislike a vegan that will come to me and try to CONVINCE me to stop eating meat for any reason he has, I like it and I'm not upset about eating some animals, it's a matter of habit and culture and somebody that does that makes me say that guy didn't even understood his own point.On the other hand, I have some cousins that are vegetarians and some of the things they eat are damn delicious to me, it may look weird or even some ingredients seem strange but, hey, what's the point of disliking something that looks "different" anyway, more people should try it out at least one time in their life, it's probably something you'd enjoy eating on a regular basis __________________ Suimega is my present username!!! (b-but feel free to call me scylaax anyway) \| https://suimega.bandcamp.com/ Last edited by ScylaX; 07-3-2011 at 08:48 AM..

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