system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is eating meat/animal byproducts at all morally justifiable? Assuming the consumer in question isn't on a medical diet and has the ability to choose.

Totally not vegan propaganda. It's just something that I've been thinking about. 

And, before you say that crops have a worse environmental impact than animals, please note that 60%-70% of all crops grown in North America are grown for livestock consumption.

So, hypothetically, if eating meat causes suffering, and vegetarian/vegan diets are healthy and sustainable (which they are), is there any way to morally justify eating meat?
gpt
The short answer is no. Very few moral philosophers think that eating meat is permissible. And it isn’t even just because of the animals — factory farms and our food production system are terrible for climate change, antibiotic resistance, and pandemic risk, all phenomena which severely impact human life. It is very rare that you will find philosophers defending this.