Killing animals for food is right?

Answer 1

killing animals is so not right what if i came along and just killed u, killing animals is wrong and if any one tells you that we should kill animals say they are wrong still up for animals so remember never ever kill an animal that has never hurt you before, OK ? good

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Actually, there is no fundamental yes or no unless you believe in absolute authority (ie, God). Otherwise, morality is subjective based on the popular opinion of the culture you live in.

So, either:

- You believe in God, and thusly, based on The Bible, killing animals for food is right.

*or*

- You don't, and morality is determined by culture. In all cultures, vegetarians and vegans are in the minority, which indicates that killing animals for food is OK.

To look at it from a scientific standpoint, the human body requires certain Amino Acids which are only found in meat. Other amino acids necessary for living are found in small amounts of vegetables, but cannot be processed by the body properly when not consumed with saturated fat (which is found in meat).

Humans are designed to consume meat. From our Biology, the size of our intestines and the teeth in our jaws, we are meant to eat meat.

That is reality. And remember--any hungry animal will turn on you and kill you for food. That is because they are smart enough to understand survival. Its humans that make things complicated.

Answer 2

Some people believe killing animals for food is necessary for sustenance, while others argue that it is unnecessary and unethical due to alternatives available. It is important to consider the ethical implications and impact on the environment when making decisions about consuming animal products. Ultimately, personal beliefs and cultural practices play a significant role in how individuals view this issue.