This is an interesting piece depicting the attitude of many
people in regards to the consequences of their choices. These
people, when exposed to the suffering of humans and non-human
animals, claim that their choices are personal and must be
respected. This seems to be the excuse when they are exposed to the
suffering of close to 60 billion land animals every day, who are
raised for food with much pain and terror.
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Don't tell me what to do.
I have encountered the “don’t tell me what to do” numerous times
just vacationing with family and relatives. I think that people’s
guilt in learning the tremendous suffering they cause simply for
taste and convenience catalyze a defensive mode that results in
‘it’s a personal choice” argument. Indeed, we cannot force people
into doing anything, but we can teach them, educate them, inspire
them, challenge them, and especially showing them what compassion
and love look like in order to for them to hopefully change their
mind and make choices that cause as little suffering in all of God’s
Creation.
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