If you find it logical, ethical, and pure, why is it a problem to eat halal? For people being 100% against halal meat usually they're just against Islam itself and don't want to hear of anything associated with it.
Almost the same way some people make fun of vegans because of some stereotypes and therefore make fun of vegan food choices. But the vegan is going by their moral compass. Also, not all vegans are doing it out of a moral standpoint, they could also be vegan from other reason like health reason.
In the same way, many people who eat halal meat do it because of the clean, ethical and scientific reasoning. If someone isn't Muslim it doesn't mean that they can't eat halal the same way someone can be vegan but not necessarily for moral reasons.
Im not religious. Then why do I feel guilty for eating non-halal meat?
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If you find it logical, ethical, and pure, why is it a problem to eat halal? For people being 100% against halal meat usually they're just against Islam itself and don't want to hear of anything associated with it.
Almost the same way some people make fun of vegans because of some stereotypes and therefore make fun of vegan food choices. But the vegan is going by their moral compass. Also, not all vegans are doing it out of a moral standpoint, they could also be vegan from other reason like health reason.
In the same way, many people who eat halal meat do it because of the clean, ethical and scientific reasoning. If someone isn't Muslim it doesn't mean that they can't eat halal the same way someone can be vegan but not necessarily for moral reasons.