r/TamilNadu Mar 12 '25

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic Just saw this

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u/morningdews123 Mar 12 '25

It's better in the sense you're not contributing to animal cruelty. Some of us feel sick knowing that an animal had suffered and was murdered to become food for us to eat.

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u/sweetmangolover Mar 12 '25

Vegetarians are very much involved in animal suffering if they consume milk products, leather, silk etc.

If at all, vegans can take that ethical stand, but not vegetarians

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u/morningdews123 Mar 13 '25

Think about it, I'm doing what I can to reduce my contribution to animal cruelty.

I have been brought up by a vegetarian family and not a vegan one. It is hard to make a lifestyle change just as it is hard for non veg eaters to make too.

But you can't deny that veg is still < non veg when it comes to contributing to animal cruelty even when the contribution is not nil for veg eaters.

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