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Which is more barbaric/worse?

Which is more barbaric/worse?

  • Killing an animal for someones else to eat.

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • Eating an animal someone else has killed.

    Votes: 1 50.0%

  • Total voters
    2

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Which of these would you say is worse or closer to barbarianism?

Choose one.



EDIT: Yes, I know I misspelled "someone." What are you gonna do about it?

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There is nothing barbaric about killing animals and eating them. I don't see the problem with either act.
 
The question may well be idiotic. But it's not a logic fallacy.

;)
 
The question may well be idiotic. But it's not a logic fallacy.

;)

True. Vegans and vegetarians might be the first to recognize that it's an informal fallacy.
 
Which is more barbaric/worse?
  • Killing an animal for someones else to eat.
  • Eating an animal someone else has killed
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Gee, how about:

3 - Killing a food animal, but not eating it.
4 - Starving
5 - Killing plants for someone else to eat.
6 - Eating plants someon else has killed.
7 - Killing someone for someone else to eat.
8 - Eating someone someone else has killed.
9 - Tofu
 
Gee, how about:

3 - Killing a food animal, but not eating it.
4 - Starving
5 - Killing plants for someone else to eat.
6 - Eating plants someon else has killed.
7 - Killing someone for someone else to eat.
8 - Eating someone someone else has killed.
9 - Tofu

Tofu, no contest.
 
Was there some point to this poll??


I'm guessing, "no"?
 
Which of these would you say is worse or closer to barbarianism?

Choose one.



EDIT: Yes, I know I misspelled "someone." What are you gonna do about it?

.
Oh great another ***** vegan poll. It cracks me up how vegans try to defy nature by refusing to eat meat.Humans are omnivores by nature and it is ****en idiotic to give up meat or to give up vegatables.
 
Neither is barbaric, and neither is worse than the other. In Econ 101, we call this supply and demand.
 
Keep in mind part of the reason we are doing so well as a species is we have a varied diet.

If we want animals we have to kill them anyway nobody wants wolves running round their towns and as a result we have to take their place by killing their prey.
 
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Does roadkill count?

:confused:
 
Let's add another dimension to it... how about these two extra choices....

An animal killing an Animal for an animal to eat.

or

An Animal killing an animal for an Animal to eat.
 
Let's add another dimension to it... how about these two extra choices....

An animal killing an Animal for an animal to eat.

or

An Animal killing an animal for an Animal to eat.

I'm going with your second option. two Animals, with capital A's? That's just downright oppressive to the lowercase animals.
 
I'm going with your second option. two Animals, with capital A's? That's just downright oppressive to the lowercase animals.

I forgot what exact work it is a reference to, but in some story Animals (with a capital A) can speak....
 
Which of these would you say is worse or closer to barbarianism?

Choose one.



EDIT: Yes, I know I misspelled "someone." What are you gonna do about it?

.
I'll beat you over your head with some bloody , but delicious red meat.
Be respectful of others, learn to spell.
The poll ?
Ha!:rofl
Did you ever hear of "spell check"..??
 
Tofu, no contest.

I'd gladly commit bovine genocide if it meant I would never have to eat tofu. Send the cows to Auschwitz.
 
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Neither is barbaric, and neither is worse than the other. In Econ 101, we call this supply and demand.

What he said.

Neither is barbaric. Unless you consider the lion killing the gazelle to be "barbaric".
 
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