"The only "morality" issue that comes into play here is consciousness; if we
are doing what we do with enlightenment, which includes not judging others,
but understanding they are walking a different part of the path."
In regards to humans, I understand this, however : how is this not being
judgemental towards nonhuman animals or the paths they are walking? To me it
still assumes human superiority.
And to eat industrially produced meat is simply ethically inadmissible. I
wouldn't use a lampshade made in the concentration camps, and I won't eat meat
made in those factory farms. It is ethically improper to condone torture,
involuntary confinement, and slaughter to beings simply because they are not
of our species.
While I would like to remain nonjudgemental towards those who participate in
this system, I find myself similarly unable to be nonjudgemental towards
murderers, torturers, and enslavers.
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