Mention of sacrifices in the Musaf prayer by a vegan

The term "sacrifices of our duties" can also be interpreted as sacrifices as they would be defined then (from plants, or not at all). Therefore, it does not seem problematic to me. Having their blood on the wall of an altar of desire sounds more problematic to me. I am not strong enough in my sins and therefore I am only a vegetarian, but I am debating the same question. Just saying that I do not see killing animals in the same way as torturing them. Killing them can be justified for good enough reasons, but not the torture they go through in the industrial process. What I answer myself is the following: Right now it means nothing to me and I even object. Perhaps when I live in a time when there is a Temple, I will understand from personal experience why it is so essential. In such a situation it may be justified (the killing and not the torture). It is possible that in such a situation the Holy One, blessed be He, will ensure that there will be no animal sacrifices (as Rabbi Kook writes). Therefore, I mean by praying that the Shekhinah will return, and whatever the Holy One decides to be then is what should be. I do not make decisions from my perspective now on a situation that is unfamiliar to me. My assumption is that if this is what the Holy One, blessed be He, will will, then there is justification for it.