Im saying the life of an animal that is kept through its productive years could be a lot worse. I have had to put down dogs because their quality of life was just to poor and you can't do that with humans. Do the farm animals on a small farm that values their animals die sooner. Yeah. But its still a pretty decent life and longer than the wild would typically give them. If an alien species treated us like cattle they would have to be powerful enough to and if they were there is little we could do about it because after all we would do everything we can. Granted they would know we had reading, writing, and arithmetic and had developed chemistry, physcics, and had at this point started editing our genetic code. With the power they would presumably wield this would be something they would have to debate with themselves and only they could leave us free or not. I mean if we wanted we could have monkey farms or dolphin. Honestly the best arguments I have heard for those are from vegans who push that its all the same anyway so if your not going vegan you might as well eat meat every single meal.

I tend to be bloodthirsty and violent

No kidding. You aren't refuting the Appeal To History Fallacy, you're doubling down even. Cavemen used tribalistically murder and rape, that doesn't mean it's okay to do now. You're smarter than that. You don't need to do things because cavemen once did.

Alfafa is the culprit of high water use You originally said vegan diets are worse for water use. I refuted you. You've basically replied with "that's because cattle eat food that use more water". They still use more water. Every meat eater purports to buy their meat "from the farmer next door". However pasture raised cattle require longer life spans before slaughter (18-30 months old instead of 13-15) due to a reduced energy-dense diet. The water reduction isn't that much.

Local aquafure use is used more in almond production than beef

Forgetting that almonds (which I suggest people DONT eat) use 50% less water than cows, groundwater was the source of 62% of total livestock withdraws in the US. I agree that almonds are too water intensive, we should shift to soy which uses >20x less water.

I don't give a fuck

Which is what I said at the beginning. The only valid argument against veganism is when someone says "I know a vegan diet is healthier, better for the planet and better for the animals, but I still choose to kill and eat animals". There's no arguing against someone who ignores reason to satisfy their tastebuds.

I'm autistic and don't like veges

I'm sure if an autistic cannibal came along and said "I don't like the texture of animals, I only eat human children and women" we wouldn't accept that as an excuse.