Vegans: not ok for human to eat meat but ok for animals to eat meat?

How much extra time do you actually have in your life?

You sound triggered

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It gives them something to feel self-righteous

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This is a majority of the reasoning.

What percentage is it?

Scruffy thinks it is at least 95%.

exactly. It's like they don't understand what an actual Ecosystem is

meh

The 2 vegans I know don't think it's wrong for humans to eat meat. They've just decided to not eat it themselves. One is pretty militant about the beef industry and the environmental damage it reportedly does, but he's not obnoxious about it.

Veganism is the ultimate privileged “diet” - it’s not natural nor will it persist in any survival situation.

I think they chalk it up to humans making it an industry or something. But going out and hunting deer and fishing with my net is still wrong. They are miserable humans and best left isolated.

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Health concerns about your heart are definite reasons to go the Vegan route

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Why? We developed as a species over thousands of years to eat meat.

I'll give you a hint: it's not the meat, it's the other things your average person stuffs in their face each day.

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Disagree if you are suggesting we are carnivores.

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I didn't say we were carnivores. You are correct, we are omnivores. Ones that prefer meat and fat over all else, like Bears. There's a reason why we have the same stereoscopic vision system as all other predators, and there's a reason why we were able to develop our brain capacities and intelligence to the level we are at today.

And it wasn't because of plants.

And I'll reiterate....cutting out the meat is not what makes healthy vegans healthy. It's cutting out all the processed shite and sugar.

The Inuit (until recently) subsisted entirely on animal fats and protein, with zero heart issues. The heart issues didn't surface in the population until exposed to a western (read processed) diet.