Killing people I don't ever believe is ever "morally correct," but it is understandable, forgivable, and even necessary in some situations.
Killing animals is neither morally correct nor incorrect, and is simply a part of nature. Although causing undue suffering I believe is beneath us as humans, as we have the capacity to understand the harm we are causing.
I get what you're saying, but I think using animals as an example might not be the best choice. After all, we have many alternatives to eating meat that provide the same nutritional benefits as not eating meat. And many studies show that not eating meat can be healthier.
Killing people I don't ever believe is ever "morally correct," but it is understandable, forgivable, and even necessary in some situations.
Killing animals is neither morally correct nor incorrect, and is simply a part of nature. Although causing undue suffering I believe is beneath us as humans, as we have the capacity to understand the harm we are causing.
I get what you're saying, but I think using animals as an example might not be the best choice. After all, we have many alternatives to eating meat that provide the same nutritional benefits as not eating meat. And many studies show that not eating meat can be healthier.