Over the last few years I have dramatically reduced my meat intake and over the last few months I have started to follow a strict vegetarian diet for moral, health and environmental reasons.
I would just like to start a discussion about how Ozbargainers view the topic.
This isn't an attempt to convert anyone or a means by which to make vegetarians and vegans feel superior. Rather I would be interested to hear peoples opinions.
Please lets keep the discussion rational and civil! :)
That seems to be a loose term that's made up by a philosopher that other philosophers argue against - so it really means nothing.
Who would control/determine what is good and what is not? What we see as good today may not be so good tomorrow. If us meat eaters are being unethical, what do you call a man who's got a hungry family and a pet cow? What would be more unethical - for him to kill the cow to feed his family or for him to let his family starve to death?
It's a very subjective matter.