Non human animals’ exploitation is so conventional, so obvious that the blood in the steak becomes the sauce. Even when the "food" has a face, like fish, humans find a way to alienate themselves from the pain and suffer. They invented a myth that fish can’t feel pain. Common sense, as well as scientific evidence, tells us that fish experience pain. But there is no rational or moral thinking, only fixated and inconsistent concepts. A fish is no less capable of suffering than a dog, a cat or a human. Humans, however, prefer to believe, against all biological and anatomical facts, that fish can't feel pain. What a convenient excuse for humans to treat fish as commodities. The following article explains it very well: http://onlyonesolutionsite.org/multimedia-articles/counted_by_kilograms_and_tons.html
Non human animals’ exploitation is so conventional, so obvious that the blood in the steak becomes the sauce. Even when the "food" has a face, like fish, humans find a way to alienate themselves from the pain and suffer. They invented a myth that fish can’t feel pain. Common sense, as well as scientific evidence, tells us that fish experience pain. But there is no rational or moral thinking, only fixated and inconsistent concepts. A fish is no less capable of suffering than a dog, a cat or a human. Humans, however, prefer to believe, against all biological and anatomical facts, that fish can't feel pain. What a convenient excuse for humans to treat fish as commodities. The following article explains it very well: http://onlyonesolutionsite.org/multimedia-articles/counted_by_kilograms_and_tons.html