Something everyone needs to watch.
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Something everyone needs to watch.
Just wanted to share this with everyone, and I hope you all can share it with everyone you know!
[youtube]ao2GL3NAWQU[/youtube]
EDIT: PLEASE(!) watch the entire video and try to understand it before making a comment in this thread.
[youtube]ao2GL3NAWQU[/youtube]
EDIT: PLEASE(!) watch the entire video and try to understand it before making a comment in this thread.
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
I don't know what to say about this... but ok :l
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
i watched this while chomping on a steakhouse burger from BK
plants aren't lifeless you know, when you rip a plant off from it's root/tree whatever, you kill it the same way you kill an animal, this may sound harsh and like I'm very cruel but at the end of the day it leads to natural selection
plants aren't lifeless you know, when you rip a plant off from it's root/tree whatever, you kill it the same way you kill an animal, this may sound harsh and like I'm very cruel but at the end of the day it leads to natural selection
Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
The moral argument of not eating animals is based on senstiocentrism, a.k.a, "The philosophy posits that all and only sentient beings (animals that feel, including humans) have intrinsic value and moral standing; the rest of the natural world has instrumental value. Both humans and other sentient animals have rights and/or interests that must be considered". So, it is not that it is wrong because they're alive, but it is wrong because they can feel and can suffer. Plants do not feel, at least not in the "conscious" and emotional bound way of feeling that a central nervous system can provide, a system that vegetals don't have.Wilcox wrote:i watched this while chomping on a steakhouse burger from BK
plants aren't lifeless you know, when you rip a plant off from it's root/tree whatever, you kill it the same way you kill an animal, this may sound harsh and like I'm very cruel but at the end of the day it leads to natural selection
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
oranges have feelings tooEtro wrote:The moral argument of not eating animals is based on senstiocentrism, a.k.a, "The philosophy posits that all and only sentient beings (animals that feel, including humans) have intrinsic value and moral standing; the rest of the natural world has instrumental value. Both humans and other sentient animals have rights and/or interests that must be considered". So, it is not that it is wrong because they're alive, but it is wrong because they can feel and can suffer. Plants do not feel, at least not in the "conscious" and emotional bound way of feeling that a central nervous system can provide, a system that vegetables don't have.Wilcox wrote:i watched this while chomping on a steakhouse burger from BK
plants aren't lifeless you know, when you rip a plant off from it's root/tree whatever, you kill it the same way you kill an animal, this may sound harsh and like I'm very cruel but at the end of the day it leads to natural selection
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
dont know what about you but i dont give up my burger
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
I respect vegans for thinking about other species instead of themselves (they aren't eating as healthy as they think they are, although healthier than most people) but this idealistic view isn't going to work. Sure it's possible to give animals a better life (bio) but it will never be as ideal as they want it to be, humans in general can't even live peaceful among their own kind. Besides they are doing harm to animals and plants in more ways than just eating them, this goes for anyone consuming electricity. Nature would actually be best off if humans go extinct or go back to the stone age. Very few would sacrifice that much for nature, we're just programmed to live a life as comfortable as we possibly can. But you may question how much it really matters in the end, a small change in history and there wouldn't even be life on this tiny planet.
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
I'm not a vegan myself (just because of lack of enough will power, tbh, but I plan to get there sooner or later), but thanks to the enviroment I work in (national statistics institute), I got the opportunity to watch closely the research that went into a report/documentary of the meat industry in my country in a national TV channel, which included veganism for sake of diversity of PoVs. I must say that it changed my mind about this subject a lot. I used to think meat was just very tasty food. Now I think it is very tasty food with consequences that are not worth it, IMO.
What is somewhat accepted is that vegetarian and, specially, vegan diets can be easy to be poorly executed. But that is largely attributed to the lack of education in nutrition, primarily the essential aminoacids for humans that is required to form complete proteins (which, btw, don't need be from one food source only) and from which food sources to get them from, because not many vegetals contain these complete proteins. So a very diverse diet is necessary (which ends up being a good thing) which many might not consider "convenient" and easy to pull off, but the more veganism expands, the more products will be created for it and the easier it should become to adopt it.
About the planet being better off if humans go extinct. I agree and I think it is rather obvious. And for a touch of humor: The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement. It is rather ridiculous, but not extremly ridiculous, IMO, which is kind of scary.
Props to you, Roel, for making a serious comment and not baselessly mocking the topic. Also props to chickenbutt for having the balls in bringing this subject to this kind of community (no offense).
I don't know where you got that from, but, AFAIK, there is not much debate of how healthy a complete vegan diet is, except for 1 vitamin; B12, but then there are vitaminic suplements for those who doubt it. For vegetarianism (no meat, but yes diary), there's no debate at all.Roel wrote:I respect vegans for thinking about other species instead of themselves (they aren't eating as healthy as they think they are, although healthier than most people)
What is somewhat accepted is that vegetarian and, specially, vegan diets can be easy to be poorly executed. But that is largely attributed to the lack of education in nutrition, primarily the essential aminoacids for humans that is required to form complete proteins (which, btw, don't need be from one food source only) and from which food sources to get them from, because not many vegetals contain these complete proteins. So a very diverse diet is necessary (which ends up being a good thing) which many might not consider "convenient" and easy to pull off, but the more veganism expands, the more products will be created for it and the easier it should become to adopt it.
It is true the "ideal" will never be reached. That is utopic. But it is considered that the least animal suffering caused by human actions is done, the better. For example, enviromentaly speaking, you require more space, water, and the typical resources to grow the plant food that goes to the livestock than you do for feeding people (http://foodtank.com/news/2013/12/why-me ... -resources , http://www.europarl.europa.eu/climatech ... ummary.pdf).Roel wrote:but this idealistic view isn't going to work. Sure it's possible to give animals a better life (bio) but it will never be as ideal as they want it to be, humans in general can't even live peaceful among their own kind. Besides they are doing harm to animals and plants in more ways than just eating them, this goes for anyone consuming electricity. Nature would actually be best off if humans go extinct or go back to the stone age. Very few would sacrifice that much for nature, we're just programmed to live a life as comfortable as we possibly can. But you may question how much it really matters in the end, a small change in history and there wouldn't even be life on this tiny planet.
/end of my philosophical BS
About the planet being better off if humans go extinct. I agree and I think it is rather obvious. And for a touch of humor: The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement. It is rather ridiculous, but not extremly ridiculous, IMO, which is kind of scary.
Props to you, Roel, for making a serious comment and not baselessly mocking the topic. Also props to chickenbutt for having the balls in bringing this subject to this kind of community (no offense).
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
A thought came to my mind, lets assume humanity stops with eating animals such as pigs, chickens and cows. What will happen to those species? If farms and factories cant sell their meat, they will stop growing them, which will lead to eradication of those species, since they cant just go back to nature living on their own. So basically, care for those animals would lead to their complete extinction.
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
its not about humanity. You wont be a better person if you stop eating meat, you will just miss some vitamins B12, B6, D, amimal proteins, omega-3 fatty acids, calcium, iodine and some amino-acids and so on, but who cares why to get these things from animals when you can get it from synthetic food supplementsBozoBog wrote:A thought came to my mind, lets assume humanity stops with eating animals such as pigs, chickens and cows. What will happen to those species? If farms and factories cant sell their meat, they will stop growing them, which will lead to eradication of those species, since they cant just go back to nature living on their own. So basically, care for those animals would lead to their complete extinction.
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Re: Something everyone needs to watch.
there are people in this world that were feeding just from pizza all their lives did you know?:O
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