Jack Symes
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Kill that guy. You know, I've got great sympathy for people who, like, you've probably heard this before, people give, like, health reasons for why they still consume non-human animals. Yeah. And, you know, they say, I have to eat this much meat, or maybe they just eat me and nothing else. That's me. And you just eat meat? Yeah. You don't eat anything apart from meat?
Kill that guy. You know, I've got great sympathy for people who, like, you've probably heard this before, people give, like, health reasons for why they still consume non-human animals. Yeah. And, you know, they say, I have to eat this much meat, or maybe they just eat me and nothing else. That's me. And you just eat meat? Yeah. You don't eat anything apart from meat?
I eat very little other than meat. Okay, this is good. I eat fruit and I eat meat. Okay.
I eat very little other than meat. Okay, this is good. I eat fruit and I eat meat. Okay.
I eat very little other than meat. Okay, this is good. I eat fruit and I eat meat. Okay.
So those people who, like yourself, who maybe it's like whatever health reason it is, they still, some people use that argument as if it gets them off the hook, like as if they, because their value as a human being outweighs so many cows and pigs and the like.
So those people who, like yourself, who maybe it's like whatever health reason it is, they still, some people use that argument as if it gets them off the hook, like as if they, because their value as a human being outweighs so many cows and pigs and the like.
So those people who, like yourself, who maybe it's like whatever health reason it is, they still, some people use that argument as if it gets them off the hook, like as if they, because their value as a human being outweighs so many cows and pigs and the like.
But I think, again, once you run this thought experiment and you have to kind of put a rough number on it, you sort of have to ask yourself an honest question and go, like, is what I'm doing like morally right? Is this something I should reconsider? And I think given the if you pick a number, then you have to you have to make a call on that.
But I think, again, once you run this thought experiment and you have to kind of put a rough number on it, you sort of have to ask yourself an honest question and go, like, is what I'm doing like morally right? Is this something I should reconsider? And I think given the if you pick a number, then you have to you have to make a call on that.
But I think, again, once you run this thought experiment and you have to kind of put a rough number on it, you sort of have to ask yourself an honest question and go, like, is what I'm doing like morally right? Is this something I should reconsider? And I think given the if you pick a number, then you have to you have to make a call on that.
What's that? Is it a bow, a crossbow?
What's that? Is it a bow, a crossbow?
What's that? Is it a bow, a crossbow?
Well, okay, here's a couple of things, right? So I think you're probably, well, it speaks to your own experience, right? That you feel like maybe it's spiritual or it taps into our histories when you hunt, especially with a bow. Like 10,000 years ago, the first bows come about and I imagine it was thrilling for them now and it's then and it's thrilling still now to do it.
Well, okay, here's a couple of things, right? So I think you're probably, well, it speaks to your own experience, right? That you feel like maybe it's spiritual or it taps into our histories when you hunt, especially with a bow. Like 10,000 years ago, the first bows come about and I imagine it was thrilling for them now and it's then and it's thrilling still now to do it.
Well, okay, here's a couple of things, right? So I think you're probably, well, it speaks to your own experience, right? That you feel like maybe it's spiritual or it taps into our histories when you hunt, especially with a bow. Like 10,000 years ago, the first bows come about and I imagine it was thrilling for them now and it's then and it's thrilling still now to do it.