>>2120388
This. We've transitioned from a progressive liberalism that wants to see the world peacefully integrated with its host, to one that, seeing the impossibility of its original vision, just wants to kill its host out of spite.
I would say their heart was in the right place, but more like their heart was in the wrong place (building a society free of material want at the expense of real human flourishing), and went full luciferian rather than course correct (a cult of death, sterility, and destruction for its own sake).
>>2120395
Probably the most convincing argument for vegetarianism I've ever seen. But it strikes me as incorrect, because the relationship between man and animal is thus: that man is to have dominion over animal and to be their just steward, and that animal is to serve man with their labor and provide for man with the fat of their flesh. Man dishonors himself to be a poor steward and to fail to cherish, protect and conserve God's creation. But likewise he dishonors man, beast, and God all when he says that since man has not fulfilled his role, so too must beast fail in his.
It was ordained that man would have within him the need and desire to consume the flesh of beasts. We cannot change our nature, and so can only do our best to honor the animal who gives up it's body for us, though we live in an honorless time.
