I get that it's not only for humans but what about cats for example. They eat so many animals and are invasive. We are responsible for domesticating and bringing them to different continents. what do we do about the cat infestations when they're making so many species go extinct without killing millions of cats? I'm not being overly critical I really just wonder how a person can expect to follow the Law of One perfectly if someone had a termite infestation in their house. This reminds me of something I read recently in a Seth book where he describes how humans have fanatical attitudes in their sureness about the value of life. we experiment on mice and rabbits for example because we consider them lesser life-forms but the truth is that if everything is conscious and if a life-form develop self-reflection then there is nothing but blind sureness when we assume that the mind of a small animal is worth less than a human mind. But we don't care. many people justify it because they assume that a human's life is just more valuable because they're more intelligent or something. This entire post sounds like a contradiction but I often think of how people care about animals like pandas and cows but we don't care about the smaller or ugly animals that go extinct like slugs and frogs even though they're just as necessary for a healthy environment. an individual can stop eating meat but like I said if you stopped and the demand goes down then it becomes more affordable for somebody else. maybe the principle is correct but there's controversy about if it's even right for humans to be completely vegan from a nutritional standpoint.
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