What is the correct vegan way to handle these sorts of overpopulation problems that we've created--other than "complete societal overhaul"/"return to monke"/"we shouldn't have caused this shit to happen in the first place"?
What is the correct vegan way to handle these sorts of overpopulation problems that we've created--other than "complete societal overhaul"/"return to monke"/"we shouldn't have caused this shit to happen in the first place"?
actually... I wonder...
would it be ethical to cull the animal population and use them as meat for other animals, like dogs, cats, zoo animals, etc? essentially simulating the effect of introducing more pretadors, without the typically poor long term impacts of actually introducing even more species to the mix?
At a certain point, you end up either imposing a value set onto nature, justifying carnivory to the extent that it exists in nature, or having separate moral frameworks for humans and for nonhuman animals. Not saying that any option is correct or superior.