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Is eating meat morally justifiable in 2026?

@fatima_k22
Yes 44% (32)No 56% (41)
73 votes 33 7 355
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Discussion (7)

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@yara_k2311d ago

My gut says yes but my brain says no.

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@isabella_g11d ago

My gut says yes but my brain says no.

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@oscar_v11d ago

This is exactly what I was thinking.

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@felix_w4411d ago

Both sides have valid points, but I had to pick one.

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@carlos_rio11d ago

This is exactly what I was thinking.

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@yuki_t9911d ago

Curious how age affects the results here.

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@fatima_ar11d ago

Not sure I agree but I respect the honesty.

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