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It’s not subjective, it’s an uncomfortable truth that people actively avoid confronting. And none of those “ethical situations” involve asking internet strangers whether it would go well in a stroganoff.
You’re obviously not vegan, so simply adjust your personal ethics until it lets you do what you want. Can’t answer the second part of the question.
What kind of stupid advice is that?
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The logical kind. The answer to “is there any ethical way to eat sturgeon?” is a simple no.
That’s kinda subjective. Also even for a vegan you could construct an ethical situation for that.
It’s not subjective, it’s an uncomfortable truth that people actively avoid confronting. And none of those “ethical situations” involve asking internet strangers whether it would go well in a stroganoff.
It is completely subjective. However you seem to be quite ideologically invested in your own opinion so I don’t think it is worth arguing.