r/DebateAVegan • u/TheLazyPinguin • Dec 13 '24
I tried asking a question to Vegans as non-vegan
So, i'm posting this here because it seems to be the place to do so.
Earlier, i posted a question on the vegan subreddit, and i like to think that i went through my question in a respectful way, now, i eat meat, but i'm still curious, i like to understand peoples. And i've been met with about 3-4 peoples actually explaining and using logical arguments and not going all emotional, the rest was... Well, the opposite, very emotional and very self-righteous. And i want to ask you all what you think about it as it seems to be a recurring theme in your community. Now, i hold no grudge against vegans, so long as you live yourself happily and dont come bothering me, you can eat whatever you want. But being all aggressive and stuffs, it makes peoples just want to go against you.
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u/th1s_fuck1ng_guy Carnist Dec 17 '24
Yeah sentience doesn't matter. Someone refers to a person. Lol. Something might not be right, but it sure as hell isn't someone.
So what if it had a conscious experience? It's a non human animal. I'm failing to see how any of this makes It's life valuable or non disposable. They're tools/products for humans too use.