what is a good vegan retort to carnivorious animals eating other animals?

Question

i have always wondered this: what would the vegan/animal rights ppl say to this? would they recommend animals not eat each other even though it's built in their genes? wouldn't that require some reprogramming of genes and wouldn't that be against an carnivorious animal's natural right to live the way it should?

Answer 1

There is none. In Genesis 9 (see reference), God gave Noah and his descendents every living thing for food. As you go further in the chapter, you see that only man is excluded. Capital punishment is demanded whenever man murders man. You are free to choose what you eat. You have no basis for restricting what anyone else eats. If you choose not to eat meat, fish, milk, eggs, or broccoli, that's fine.

Answer 2

Vegans like cats and dogs too but these animals aren't really designed for a vegan lifestyle. You'll never stop a cat from trying to catch small animals and dogs will eat anything that they can.

If God didn't want us to eat animals then why did he make them from meat?

Answer 3

Living the vegan lifestyle isn't really about being healthy, because its really not any healthier than eating a balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, and meats; its more of an ego trip.

Answer 4

The vegan animal rights activists are full of beans.

Answer 5

There really is no good retort. Afterall, who can say that a brussell sprout, for example, doesn't feel pain when it is eaten. Just because you don't hear the screams doesn't meant is is not feeling pain as it is RIPPED from the ground and CRUSHED ALIVE by its predator.

Answer 6

Vegans aren't trying to change nature. They believe that man is not required to be carnivorous to be healthy. There are moral arguments as well. Since animals are incapable of moral or immoral behavior, I don't think Vegans want to change them.

Answer 7

That they are destroying nature.

Answer 8

they are hungry