[NdySpartan]

I have no idea how many vegans are vegans because they logically believe that they shouldn't use animals for benefit, for all i know they all do. However I believe one must take the logic a step further and realize that all organisms survive by other organisms. Humans obviously have been given an inherent desire for meat so it makes sense that it is our place in the overall food web to utilize animals for our betterment. After all, if humans didnt control the populations of animals, they would overpopulate and many would die of disease and starvation since the top predator, us , ceased to hunt them. Also, if noone used dairy and wool or other non-lethal animal products, then all of those animals would be useless and would not be capable of surviving in the wild and would die. They depend on us, we depend on them so it seems there is much more harmony in that. I suppose if a few of us decide to live under false logic and think they are helping animals by not utilizing them, then its not a big deal. However if we all did it, there would be massive ramifications across the entire food web. But hey, im not a biologist, that's just layman's logic so please inform me of how MY logic is at fault.