Conflicted meat-eaters' denial

"Conflicted meat-eaters deny that the meat-animals have the capacity to suffer" - o takim badaniu pisze Jack Norris na swoim blogu.

A new study from the University of Kent has provided direct evidence that people who wish to escape the ‘meat paradox’ i.e. simultaneously disliking hurting animals and enjoying eating meat, may do so by denying that the animal they ate had the capacity to suffer.

People who ate meat minutes before ranked cows as less worthy of moral consideration than those who ate nuts.

Wygląda na to, że rozmowa o prawach zwierząt przy niewegańskim obiedzie może być stratą czasu.