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Justify killing animals for nutrition when...

1. you don't have to (beans/rice, eggs, dairy, gluten, etc. provide enough protein),
2. you accept Darwinism and the conclusion that humans aren't ``special'' aside from their abilities (and the corollary that ability doesn't determine one's right to live), and
3. you hold empathy as a reasonable virtue

>>15
How to invalidate your point in one easy step.
I don't see how that invalidates my point.

Quorn do loads of meat analogues exactly for people like you, who can't bear to think of sacrificing a single texture in their diet.
It's really the taste, actually. Thanks for the link, although it doesn't seem to be offered in my country. I'll do a little bit of research, though; if meat is indeed significantly more expensive to produce than vegetable-based food, then there should be at least one meat substitute that is less expensive than actual meat (which, by the way, I only buy if at 4.5$/kg).