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Originally Posted by Jaydelart
Whatever the case, generally, having a small wound could be preferred over losing one's life altogether. To reiterate, the only time being "spared" would be worse would be if you'd already received a mortal wound.
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Maybe.
Or the fish once back in the water would be leaving a trace of blood behind, so that its predators (bigger fish) would have it easy to trace it and put its life to an end
So, it gets eaten either way, therefore, putting it back into the water is no use.
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Originally Posted by Jaydelart
I don't blame people for being against it. Lol, sorry if I'm sounding too philosphical, but, human beings are stubborn creatures; they'll argue against anything, even if it seemed futile. People butcher animals all the time just as animals butcher animals. It's a tragic reality of life; tragic because it's sometimes necessary.
Necessary nonetheless tragic.
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I agree fully. The reason why I choose not to eat meat is not for the sake of goodness and decency towards other species, but because I just can't bring myself to. I don't see how it's any different from eating human meat. When you're eating beef you're actually eating from the body of an animal. Gross. Also, it's been so long since I last ate a piece of red meat my stomach can no longer take it. Anyway, I'm deviating from the topic and I do not wish to do so
