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For those of you who believe
it is okay to eat meat but not okay to frick animals, explain your reasoning. I've thought 
of a few and they're all bullshit 
tbh.
1. Animal
can't consent to s*x
Animals sure as frick aren't consenting to being eaten. Even if they did, that is not the only factor that would
make it right. If a slave consents to work for 10 cents 
a year, you're still an butthole for paying him that.
Furthermore, I disagree
that animals NEVER 
consent to s*x with humans. The idea that no animals want to frick humans is as ridiculous as the idea that no humans want to frick animals.
2. It is degrading to the human spirit
This is another absurd argument. Making love to an animal
cannot be worse than eating 
it. It is far more savage 
to consume 
the flesh 
of an animal 
than to merely interfere with its orifice.
3. Disease
This is perhaps the most convincing argument. Having s*x with animals promotes the spread
of zoonotic illnesses. However, the same is true for farming. Mad cow disease, swine flu, and more are all illnesses that are spread 
to humans by the meat industry.
The crux of the matter
is that you either care about animal 
suffering 
or you don't.
a) I care about animal
suffering
Then both meat eating
and non-consentual bestiality is wrong. Consentual bestiality is arguably wrong
b) I don't care about animal
suffering
Okay, but remember that the category "animal" was created
by man. It may very well encompass you one day.
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Have you owned the libs yet?
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