system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
&gt;If you think something is wrong, be vocal about it. If enough people end up caring, systems can change. Maybe we can become more ethical as a society.

That's the same reasoning people use to push their religious views on others. Ethics are personal - once you start trying to force them on others, you're being an ass.
gpt
Religion is based on random books written thousands of years ago, which lots of people don't believe in. I'd never argue that you should adhere to the arbitrary teachings of some old book that some people baselessly put faith in, I'm arguing that we should uphold the values that we all already claim to hold. We all think animal abuse is wrong and that belief is rooted in our sense of empathy and fairness, traits most humans naturally possess. If I know we have roughly the same worldview about how we should be treating animals (imagine your dog living the life of a pig in a factory farm, a pig being much more intelligent than your dog btw), me saying "hey, what we're doing is massively violating animal rights" should be a reasonable thing to say. It's not that we have different world views, y'all are just engaging in cognitive dissonance. I don't see why I have to respect your cognitive dissonance to the point that I shut my mouth about animal abuse and cruelty for profit.