system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: Eating meat is ethical

 Here is my stance: The exploitative nature of animal agriculture  industry is unethical, but eating meat itself is not. I believe that if  the meat is obtained through a process with minimum suffering, it is  ethical to eat them. If humans are omnivore, I don't see any moral obligation to eat only plants. The strongest argument against it is that animals are 'sentient' and killing it is wrong, but if that's the only reason not to eat meat, there are definitely sentient beings we kill just because they're trying to survive.
gpt
It depends what you mean by 'eating meat'.

I would say that the phrase refers to a cultural practice. Between 95-99% of all meat products in countries like the US is factory farmed under conditions which are essentially abusive towards the animals. When you say the phrase 'eating meat' it is dishonest to pretend what you're describing is the very small niche of ethical circumstances it can technically sometimes refer to.

The cultural practice of eating meat is unethical, because virtually all the meat we eat is produced very unethically. Eating roadkill is ethically neutral. But what you are actually describing when you say the phrase 'eating meat' is unethical.