Pasture-raised grass-fed beef might come out way better in comparison.
One is collateral damage (mice sucked up etc.) but the other is _premised_ on death.
Probably true if you compare it to conventional cattle farming, as they're largely fed corn from fields.
I suspect pasture raised, grass fed animals have a vastly lower deaths-per-bite count than a veggie burger, though. I don't know that I subscribe to the "accidental deaths matter less" argument, either.
But yes, even plant foods incur animal suffering. Vegans know. Much, much less though.
> Pasture-raised grass-fed beef might come out way better in comparison.
If you consider a bugs life equal to a cows life: yes. Most people dont. I kill bugs when I drive my car, if I'd kill cows at the same rate as bug when driving, I'd stop driving.