A Meat Eater's Case For Veganism
The 'Name the Trait' Argument: It is impossible to identify a trait (e.g., intelligence, speech) that non-human animals lack, such that if a human lacked it, we would treat that human as we treat animals (e.g., killing ttakeawayPain Receptivity vs. Intelligence: While intelligence is an arbitrary metric for moral worth, the capacity to suffer is relevant. Animals may have higher pain receptivity than humans (similar to how eagles have better eytakeawayTaste Buds vs. Life: The central moral conflict is not between equal moral worths of humans and animals, but between the trivial sensory pleasure of human taste buds and the life/suffering of sentient beings. Since planttakeaway














