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1.      The environmental impact is huge

Livestock farming has a vast environmental footprint. It contributes to land and water degradation, biodiversity loss, acid rain, coral reef degeneration and deforestation.

Nowhere is this impact more apparent than climate change – livestock farming contributes 18% of human produced greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. This is more than all emissions from ships, planes, trucks, cars and all other transport put together.

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It takes 4000-18 000 gallons of water to produce 1 hamburger. This means that eating meat it not sustainable since it has a huge environmental impact.

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1.      It causes unnecessary animal suffering

It is an indisputable fact that animals have sentience and complex nervous systems. Like us, other animals experience fear, pain, and distress. But we are uniquely capable of choosing between cruelty and kindness, so we should never willfully inflict pain on any being—human or nonhuman, so we have the responsibility of making the most ethical choices possible and of doing our best to reduce suffering of any kind. (PETA.org -   People for the Ethical Treatments of animals)

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If we were asked if we would eat our own dog or cat most of us would say no. We would find the question outrageous. Then why do we think it is okay to eat other animals like pigs?

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By consuming meat, millions of businesses are developed. And it offers countless job opportunities for people to survive. Gradually,  it also helps people to protect animals in the long run.

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Biologically humans are omnivore and therefore the body is also designed to consume meat.

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Biologically humans are omnivore and therefore the body is also designed to consume meat.

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Hunting is necessary to maintain the ecosystem and to then throw the meat away, would be unethical

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Free-range consumption leads to a healthier environment. 

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Free-range consumption leads to a healthier environment. 

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Statistically speaking, free range animals have a lower carbon footprint which directly reduces the environmental harm caused by livestock farms.

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Animals are giving small and crowded living spaces which means that their quality of life is effected.

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Its unethical to eat meat because more than 70 billion animals are killed just so that us human can eat them.

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It's unethical to think a human should starve if they cannot afford their own vegetable/exclusively vegetarian diet. Meat is less expensive.

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Where livestock is abundant and vegetables are not, it's more ethical to eat meat and survive.

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It's unethical to eat meat.
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It's unethical to eat meat.
AGREE

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It's unethical to eat meat.
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It's unethical to eat meat.
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