Uploaded February 2010 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
A response to Antybu86's video "How to convert a meat eater to veganism (part 2)." In his video, Antybu addressed the moral argument for veganism, admitting it's strength, but claiming that because animals are not as intelligent as humans they do not deserve the moral standing that would require us to abstain from eating them. I critique his argument by bringing up the problem of 'marginal cases' and showing the reality of factory farming.
WARNING: This video contains graphic scenes of animal suffering in factory farms. If you're sensitive, you may not want to watch, but if you eat meat you should know where it comes from.
All scenes of factory farming taken from this video: youtube.com/watch?v=VIjanhKqVC4
A response to Antybu86's video "How to convert a meat eater to veganism (part 2)." In his video, Antybu addressed the moral argument for veganism, admitting it's strength, but claiming that because animals are not as intelligent as humans they do not deserve the moral standing that would require us to abstain from eating them. I critique his argument by bringing up the problem of 'marginal cases' and showing the reality of factory farming.
WARNING: This video contains graphic scenes of animal suffering in factory farms. If you're sensitive, you may not want to watch, but if you eat meat you should know where it comes from.
All scenes of factory farming taken from this video: youtube.com/watch?v=VIjanhKqVC4



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