• commie@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 months ago

    the producer can choose based on any criteria they want. they choose the criteria as well as the action. all the responsibility for the actions of the producer lie with the producer.

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      2 months ago

      I know what youll say but I’ll ask anyways.

      If you walk onto a farm and point out a pig and say, kill that one I want to eat it, and then the farmer kills it and gives it to you for money, you still have 0 responsibility for what happened? If noone bought that pig it wouldnt have died, no?

      What if you own the farm and have a farmhand kill it for you, and your chef cook it for you, and your maid serve it to you? Is that 0 responsibility?

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        2 months ago

        f you walk onto a farm and point out a pig and say, kill that one I want to eat it, and then the farmer kills it and gives it to you for money, you still have 0 responsibility for what happened

        this is a conspiracy and completely disanalogous with how most people buy meat most of the time

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            2 months ago

            Despite that what makes it different?

            there is no such conspiracy between someone walking into a grocery store and the abattoir worker.