> wrote
[..]

> There are a few people who understand that some farm animals
> benefit from farming and that some don't, as it has been for thousands
> of years. It's hard to believe that so many of YOU are too stupid to
> understand such an obvious fact, but you prove it to be the case
> over and over again.

Life *is* a wonderous thing, no doubt, but it's glory does not confer
unqualified grace upon anyone and everyone remotely connected to it. A
rapist may cause a great person to be conceived, yet that despicable act of
violence is_not tempered one iota by that person's life. Any attempt to
infer a moral connection is flawed. The logic of the larder suffers from the
same logical flaw. The raising of animals for food stands on it's own, I
believe it's a moral act, others may disagree, but the fact that it may
result in a life that has some form of some value does not change the nature
of the act.