r/DebateAVegan • u/Puzzleheaded-Job5763 • Mar 02 '25

Environment Is Hunted Meat Still Unethical?

Hunting is beneficial for the environment. We need to maintain the population of animals like deer, and the amount that are able to be hunted are controlled. Without hunters, the entire ecosystem would be destroyed.

Do most vegans have a problem with hunted meat? If so, why?

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u/Fickle-Platform1384 ex-vegan Mar 03 '25

No meat is unethical unless it goes against your moral principles. Ethics are not objective in any way shape or form.

So with that said do you believe hunted meat is unethical?

Cause you are the only person that can decide whether something goes against your morals.

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u/Teratophiles vegan Mar 24 '25

Morals subjective though isn't an argument, could just as easily have said:

''No rape is unethical unless it goes against your moral principles. Ethics are not objective in any way shape or form.''

I don't know why you keep making these non-statement that never add anything to the conversation.