Floki

In the original texts, the old Hebrew word "ratzah" is used, which means to murder, not "harag" which means to kill. So the correct translation is "Thou shalt not murder".

Jesus at the Passover, which consisted partly of roasted lamb.
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Mmm, roasted lamb!

He wasn't vegan, but he was advanced enough to look to the day ("I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now") when the world will be. YMMV.

It must be awesome be selected to understand and bear what the man meant in that cryptic statement made over 2 thousand years ago. Remarkable.

Not that hard at all, actually, He said the Paraclete would bring it to your understanding. Morality and ethics are its guidepoints, just as they instructed the hard of heart for centuries slavery was wrong and they resisted its instruction too.

If you can learn from his parables, you can take the lessons to many other evils in the world - unless your heart is rooted in the adversary that wants d*mn well to keep them unquestioned. Then you will simply retreat from its leadings in fear and say, "Go they way; when I have a convenient season I will call for thee" instead.