Is It Time To Retire The Phrase “Why Love One But Eat The Other”? Ep 273 – The Commentist

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Is It Time To Retire The Phrase “Why Love One But Eat The Other”? Ep 273 – The Commentist

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Is It Time To Retire The Phrase “Why Love One But Eat The Other”? Ep 273

This week we bring you the next episode in our “Is it time to retire…” series. This time we take a deep dive look at “Why love one, but eat the other?” While many people consider dogs to be cherished members of the family, we’ll break down what exactly it means to love a dog and if that is a desirable outcome for all animals. What are the limits of using love as a metric for judging moral worth of animals. What are the limits of comparing one animal to another?

Plus we’ll do some follow up on our discussions about Seaspiracy and the phrase “there is no ethical consumption under capitalism”.

Find a full transcript of the episode here!

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