Most ethical vegans wouldn't even have an issue with someone eating real meat sourced from a trash can. I personally wouldn't be able to eat it because I've never eaten meat in my life but I wouldn't think any less of someone for eating meat that was destined for the landfill because it doesn't contribute to the suffering of any animal.
They don't care what anyone does with trash meat insofar as it doesn't impact their profits. I don't honestly know what you're talking about with using meat byproducts to make cultured meat because I've never been that hyped about the process, mainly because I don't see it becoming profitable and sustainable for some time, when we already have tasty vegan food today.
I just meant to say that being vegan only implies that you care about minimizing suffering, which means sourcing meat by some means that doesn't result in additional suffering of any animal (be it trash meat, ethical bioreactor, or star trek replicator) wouldn't be an issue.
Most ethical vegans wouldn't even have an issue with someone eating real meat sourced from a trash can. I personally wouldn't be able to eat it because I've never eaten meat in my life but I wouldn't think any less of someone for eating meat that was destined for the landfill because it doesn't contribute to the suffering of any animal.
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They don't care what anyone does with trash meat insofar as it doesn't impact their profits. I don't honestly know what you're talking about with using meat byproducts to make cultured meat because I've never been that hyped about the process, mainly because I don't see it becoming profitable and sustainable for some time, when we already have tasty vegan food today.
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I just meant to say that being vegan only implies that you care about minimizing suffering, which means sourcing meat by some means that doesn't result in additional suffering of any animal (be it trash meat, ethical bioreactor, or star trek replicator) wouldn't be an issue.
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