To eat animal meat or not is a question that is often asked. You can say that there are advantages and disadvantages of both, but I think that the people that totally quit eating meat overreacting. Humans have been hunting and eating meat for hundred of years and the animals are still not instinct. But as there has come more focus on animal rights, there has also come more focus on if it is right or wrong the eat meat. But why is it then suddenly wrong and why have the amount of people that quit eating meat increased?

People that are vegetarians or vegans often come with the argument that it is poor for the animals or that eating animal meat creates more Co2 and therefore it is not good. But humans are made to eat meat and need the nutrition that is in meat.  

Some people emotionalize animals and don’t want to eat the meat because of a bad feeling towards the animals and some people say that the animals don’t be treated right while they are alive and when they get slaughtered. But you can eat meat in a proper way, eating meat from animals that have lived as close to their natural habitat as possible and get slaughtered in the least stressful way, would it then be ok to eat meat?

But a point of view that some people have not considered is that if everyone would stop eating animal meat, people would stop breeding the animals as the demand for them goes down and then we could end up making the animals instinct. Which I think is the last thing vegetarians and vegans want, as they still want to enjoy the sight of the animals in the landscape.

Eating animal meat is fine, check up on where the meat comes from or order from a local farmer so you know how the animal has lived (and died) and you can enjoy your meat with a good feeling.