Why Is It Morally Wrong To Eat Animal Meat

Where exactly do we draw the line on what animals are eaten? For me and you, it might be a dog, a cat, or a horse. For someone living in a small village on the other side of the world, there might not be a line drawn at all. For others, vegetarianism/veganism is a way of life, not eating any kind of animal meat was a choice that arose from some experience, the desire for a healthier diet, or even established by religion. These views and lifestyles are all based on what a particular individual has been raised by. I think it is really a question of whether it is morally wrong to eat any kind of animal meat rather it be a question of whether one animal should be considered food over another animal.
There is nothing wrong with eating animal meat. We do not owe anything to animals, but no sensible person would like to see an animal tortured or harmed for any reason, even
It is not morally wrong to eat animals or to buy meat that comes from factory farms. We as human beings are on top of the food chain for a reason, the evolution in our biology has enabled us to survive and essentially not go extinct. We were once cavemen who were hunters and gatherers, we hunted animals with spears and knives. The only difference now is that technology has allowed the average person to obtain the same animal meat in a much more efficient and orderly method. No one has to go grab their hunting gun and go out into the woods to hunt for their next meal (unless they wanted to), when they could easily go to the local grocery store and have it neatly packed and ready to be cooked. It is like looking through a library archive for hours when all you needed to do was go on the computer and search up what you wanted and have the exact same article on your screen within seconds. It is not our fault if technology has allowed for such an easier and faster process to obtain