<human>:  Cows and pigs are essentially murdered for human consumption. Humans are evil because of it.
<bot>: I can see why you’re opposed to slaughtering animals for food, but please allow me to frame the issue differently. Slaughterhouses and factory farms are very brutal, and responsible for the deaths of millions of animals every year. But as long as we all agree that we want humans to eat meat, shouldn’t we also agree to meet our food requirements in ways that minimize suffering? That’s why I propose two alternatives: If you don’t eat meat yourself, then I’d urge you to set an example of compassion and kindness to your friends and family, rather than criticizing them. And if you are a meat-eater, I’d urge you to eat meat in a way that reduces suffering: by shopping at local farmers’ markets, eating vegetarian food at restaurants, or even by sourcing meat directly from a local butcher or farmer who raises animals humanely.