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On a desert island, would you eat an animal?
Extreme necessity doesn't justify the practice in normal conditions
Full chapterF2If a dog and a child were drowning, which would you save?
A preference in a tragic conflict doesn't license exploiting those who aren't in one
Full chapterF3So should we stop lions from hunting?
Wild animal suffering is a serious question, and it does not favor eating animals
Full chapterF4What about the insects you kill while driving?
Accidental, unavoidable harm differs from intentional, avoidable harm
Full chapterF6What about the eggs from my rescued hen?
A rare, debatable case with no link to the industry; it doesn't legitimize buying
Full chapterF7Oysters and mussels don't feel.
Partly plausible; it confirms that sentience is the criterion
Full chapterF8What about meat that gets thrown away?
Eating without creating demand is a different case; it still reinforces seeing animals as food
Full chapterF9You also kill mosquitoes and rats at home.
Self-defense and real conflict differ from breeding animals to eat
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