Of course not. Many people often don't understand this sentence. They are obviously pretending to stay away. Why come to eat after killing it? People tend to think this way, so it is easy to think that this is hypocrisy, but in fact, it is completely wrong. You have to understand why he stayed away and why he came to eat again later. In fact, the two are never contradictory.

The so-called "hearing the sound of an animal cannot bear to eat its meat" means that when a gentleman is far away in the kitchen and sees the struggle and whine of an animal before being slaughtered, a moral person will feel pity and cannot bear to do anything again. If you can't bear it, stay away. But just because I pity you doesn't mean that others pity you, but I can only control myself.

Then why do others come to eat you after they kill you? In fact, the two are not contradictory. Tigers eat foxes, and foxes eat rabbits. This is the way of heaven. There is no distinction between good and evil. The same is true for people eating other animals. This is also the way of heaven. There is no difference between good and evil. So I won’t feel uneasy when I see the finished product, because that It's food. Being intolerant does not mean not killing, nor does it mean not eating even if you kill, because the food chain in nature is like this. This has nothing to do with good or evil, so how can we call it hypocrisy?

But when animals are still jumping around, their nature is different. Many people never pay attention to the struggling and moaning of chickens and ducks when killing chickens and ducks, and even feel very happy and excited. However, a moral person feels sad before slaughtering animals. He cannot bear it, because this is a A kind of compassion that comes from the heart, which is a kind of kindness, a kind of kindness, a rare virtue. When a gentleman stays away from the kitchen, not only is he not being hypocritical, but it is precisely because he is truly kind in his heart that he stays away.

It is understandable that a person slaughters chickens and ducks for food; but killing chickens and ducks for fun is a moral issue. It is also killing. The former has nothing to do with good or evil, but the latter is really evil!

In a word, before killing, you have to see why he is killing or not killing. This may be good or evil; but when eating, there is no difference between good and evil, because everyone wants to eat. Stay alive.