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Sounds like the diet of hunter/gatherers.... If you want to quit agriculture (and hence stop killing of innocent plants) and to back to that life style then by all means....Fruits used to be the major part of our diets in the past. it was almost 60% of our intake of food. Its only recently with deforestation that grains have become a larger part of our diet.
Ancient travelers to India often remarked about this dietary habits of Indians.
Though modern lifestyle and scarcity has necessitated a more grain and cereal rich approach to diet.
There you you said... you have more love for a cow than your fellow human beings......if we want to remove animals with heavy carbon footprint , you need to start with humans first.
Exactly! Animals are less evolved than human beings. You can't reason with them. They can never reach intellectual parity with humans. And comparing mentally challenged humans to animals like you did in your previous post is downright disgracefulWhy would I use reasoning with animals ? reasoning is for humans.
Then what is the purpose of Gau Rakshaks, Gau Shalas and cow ambulances. Are they not manifestations of the Hindu belief in the sacredness of cows? You yourself advocated the hanging of a human being for the killing of cow in your previous postWe do not claim to be anything. Its part of our social value system.
They continue to be animals, only they have equal right to life. Not right to vote. You seem to be unable to grasp this simple concept.
You believe in the sacredness of the cow... I am OK with that
You want to love them and pamper them... I am OK with that
You don't want to eat cows (or any life form excluding plants).... I am OK with that
But you say the life of a cow is equal to that of a human being.... Here is where we have problems
Now what is this? A neo caste system for animals? So the life of a domesticated animal is more sacred than that of a feral/wild one?I am talking about domesticated animals who are part of Human society. Surely you can differentiate between the two , right ? or am I expecting too much ?
So will you find it acceptable that I subdue an African wildebeest and sacrifice it for Qurbani? I hardly think so
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