Which of the following is an objection that Alastair Norcross considers and rejects?
a. That it is necessary to eat meat to survive.
b. That few American families could afford alternate sources of protein if they stopped eating factory-farmed meat.
c. That refraining from eating meat is so insignificant it is unlikely to reform the factory-farming industry.
d. All of the above
Question 2What is Alastair Norcrosss position on eating factory-farmed meat?
a. He supports eating factory-farmed meat because factory-farming reduces the cost of meat, and therefore helps families put dinner on the table.
b. He supports eating-factory farmed meat because animals lack consciousness and self-awareness, and hence do not merit moral consideration.
c. He opposes factory-farming because it causes unnecessary suffering.
d. He opposes factory-farming because killing animals for food is wrong for the same reason that killing a human animal is wrongthat it deprives the animal of a future
