It seems weirder when you say “A harmful poison that causes a slurred state and hallucinations when drunken is more socially acceptable to drink than milk”, does it? Because you can make anything sound however you want people to feel by just twisting the words around.
“Alcohol is more socially acceptable to drink in public than a food produced by a mother cow for her baby.” Wow what a revelation.
It seems weirder when you say “A harmful poison that causes a slurred state and hallucinations when drunken is more socially acceptable to drink than milk”, does it? Because you can make anything sound however you want people to feel by just twisting the words around.
It’s not twisting words when its true. If I had to drink the poison or milk from an exploited mother, I’m choosing poison.