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Old 11-08-2005, 06:29 PM
Jbrochu Jbrochu is offline
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Default Re: Are you more intelligent than Leonardo da Vinci?

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When discussing the merits of vegetarianism, one point seems to be overlooked: being a vegetarian is not easy. I, like most vegetarians, at one time enjoyed eating meat, and it was very difficult to give it up. But I did, because I am concerned about the suffering of animals, and do not want to contribute to it.

On the other hand, a meat eater gives up nothing: he likes meat, and keeps eating it.


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I don't believe that the difficulty of upholding the consequence of a choice has a bearing on the morality of the choice.

For example, it's not easy being a suicide bomber...




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One other thing: all other things being equal, I am going to assume that da Vinci got it right and Ted Nugent got it wrong.

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All things are not equal as biology seems to be on Nugent's side.






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I, like most vegetarians, at one time enjoyed eating meat, and it was very difficult to give it up.

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I respect your choice and congratulate you on successfully modifying your behavior in order to satisfy your own moral code.
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