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@alex @issdeinschnitzel @igel

There are a lot of factual issues in P2 of the first argument from your picture btw

But I would agree that if animals and humans have the same worth than veganism definitely is the logical moral ideology as a consequence

Either that or that cannibalism and/or hunting humans for sport is okay lol

@alex @issdeinschnitzel @igel

So, is bestiality okay? If humans are just any other animal. Like nobody stopped a donkey and a zebra from mating, in fact we all watched to see what would happen.

Spoiler alert: Zonkeys, zonkeys happened.

@issdeinschnitzel @realcaseyrollins @alex @igel it's really not. it usually only comes up when I go out to eat and they question why I'm orderin from the vegan menu.
@alex @realcaseyrollins @issdeinschnitzel we're talking about a world thatjustifies the killing of other humans. Chicken are jsut not a high priority I guess
@realcaseyrollins @alex @igel

>somebody would have to tell me theyre vegan in a way that makes it very obvious

Don't worry. It's ususally the first thing a vegan tells you.

"Hello, I'm vegan. My name is ..."

Potentially NSFW 

Emotional abuse sometimes I suppose it was still a good day!

@alex @issdeinschnitzel @igel

> it just asks them to apply their own sense of ethics consistently.

Not necessarily. Many who eat meat (in fact, I would argue to say "most") believe that human life is worth more than that of animals.

@realcaseyrollins @alex @issdeinschnitzel somebody would have to tell me theyre vegan in a way that makes it very obvious. I dunno how this could work in german society which expects meat as a form of gratitude to guests. When the guests are muslim we simply serve beef

@alex @igel Politics do flow out of religion tho

I mean I don't think veganism is a religion necessarily (unless there's a lot of dogma I'm not aware of), but @issdeinschnitzel has a point here

@alex @igel

Think of it as a religion. Would muslims decline an invitation to eat pork?
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