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Explain moral vegetarianism
Explain moral vegetarianism. Do you believe in animal rights? Do you eat meat? Often, students will answer yes to both questions. A further question: do you find this inconsistent? If you answer yes to that question, does the inconsistency in your beliefs and actions bother you? (If you do not answer yes to the questions you can discuss what you think about others that do). Should you deal with that inconsistency and if not, why not?
Expert Solution
Yes, I believe in animal rights and I eat meat. I find this inconsistent but it doesn't bother me. For me, we should dwell further on discussing why certain people are bothered with the inconsistency between believing in animal rights and eating meat for us to discuss the common ground between two arguments - to be able to give better solutions if possible. Perhaps, one of the reasons why people have different perceptions about this matter is due to varying philosophical basis such as ethics, virtues, and morality. Observe that eating meat is a widely-acceptable activity even starting from the primitive hunting ang gathering society. Humans, incapable of producing their own food to support living, must find a way to be nurtured - thus, depends on their environment. With these, it cannot be disregarded why it is ethical for people to eat meat.
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