It is neither ethical nor does it fit within Judaism’s values, to eat meat on a frequent basis, especially considering the environmental and ethical implications of the modern meat industry. Some justify human consumption of meaning by explaining that humans are separate from and superior to animals. Yet, this doesn't mean we have the right to kill and eat them; only the right to use them for work while treating them with respect (e.g. travelling on horseback or police dogs). If anything, our superiority to animals is the exact reason we shouldn't eat them. Animals eat each other to fulfill their physical needs, but humans can overpower their physical desires and focus on their ethical responsibilities. This is what makes us holy and separates
