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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: Hunting is the best and most ethically responsible way to feed yourself.

If we view humans as a species among many specie, where the natural machinations of the world operate within a predator-prey paradigm, then hunting naturally follows that ethic. In fact, it should be considered more ethical to hunt than not to hunt - by not hunting, homo sapiens break away from both our evolutionary, biological impulse and the natural ethic of the world we live in. Our human notion of the ethical has blurred the line of the natural ethic from which we evolved and the species around us still maintain. Not hunting is a modern invention that presupposes 100 years of social change overrides millions of years of a natural ethic.

Note: This is not to say that the vegan lifestyle is NOT ethical. In fact, it is a lifestyle that I find fascinating and hold in great esteem. However, the overriding sentiment is that hunting is wholly unethical - a paradigm that I am attempting to interrogate with this post. There is, unequivocally, a natural ethic to hunting. 

EDIT: I had to step away...this is my first time here and it is hard to keep up with so many different conversations! I will try to look at all of the new responses.
gpt
If every human went out and hunted wild game in today's world, we would eradicate the last of the wild herds (and then promptly starve).  The only way to support our numbers is by using meat that is a product of directed breeding.