Is meat-eating morally wrong?

[JazzB1987]

Bajablo said:

Jay520 said:

I personally don't think it's natural for humans to eat maet.

 

why o why isn't it? :) neanderthals did it when it was pretty much just instinct-based. Sure, they did it, don't think they thought that much about why, humans have digestive systems that can break down allmost anything (except grass etc.).

If your body is capable to eat a certain thing (wo. throwing up.. like with grass i.e.) why wouldn't it be called natural? (since our ancestors waaaaaay back ate meat too)

just got stuck on that one line and got interested to hear your thoughts why :) 'cause thats ilogical thinking' /slander /callingNames /rude
and all that.. :P

I am pretty sure neanderthalers didnt just have instinct. I mean they have what it takes to form speech. Plus they also made funerals for their death  they are not just a bunch of  hairless white apes/ monkeys lol.

The neanderthalers seem to had the same reason to start eating meat that we had. Its hard to find alot of plants during the ice age and Its hard to take trees with you when you wander around the world its easier to have animals. Btw they made fire to cook and to warm themselves and tools and weapons to kill etc. so I highly doubt they were dumb and pure instinct driven animals  lol