They ' re just on recess . <| sep |> I was expecting it to be something like ' wife was asleep ', but no , just rapey . <| sep |> Still didn ' t get the confirmation email from them but the orders sheet is showing it is there . <| sep |> Yeah , my first thought was wow what a ridiculously stereotypical picture they chose <| sep |> Close to MGSV ' s release , people were speculating that there was going to be a map in Russia with snow , apparently it was in the description of the game on a store page . <| sep |> So the sarac should have a higher ROF ? <| sep |> New carpet at the Masjid <| sep |> I ' m fairly new to this whole philosophical debate thing , so feel free to correct me at any point along the way , but I found a few arguments in this video fairly incomplete . The one key difference between people and pigs that is never mentioned is purpose . No matter your mental or physical fitness , every human has a life purpose beyond simply existing and dying . Pigs , on the other hand , are bred for the sole purpose of eventually becoming food . As long as they are treated in a humane way that imposes no unnecessary suffering , I see no issue with pigs fulfilling such a purpose . This is not to say a pigs purpose cannot change . This is not to say a person ' s purpose cannot change . This is where the caring aspect of things comes into play , which I also thought was not completely addressed . Imagine a Charlotte ' s web type of situation there ' s no question that everyone reading the book would be morally opposed to the pig being killed . Why ? Because the little girl cared about it . This changed its purpose , from being food to being a friend . As another example , in many Chinese cultures dogs are killed for food . This may seem morally wrong to many people in western society , as for us a dog ' s purpose is to be a companion and a friend . So really , it is the pig ' s purpose , not it ' s . pigness that would make it morally wrong to kill .