Congrats on gathering a broad coalition of support for LIC for the case!

I thought the same way about this, but something that changed my mind a bit was a friend asking me:
"If a baby tried to steal your blood to survive would you kill them for it?"

Now, this is a contrived example and you may have a extremely low moral weight for mosquitoes (I have pretty low moral weights for them too), but I wonder how your thoughts about the statement changes if it is instead:

I have no qualms about killing someone that stole my blood to survive.

Would be interested to hear your thoughts!

Tomasik's article on vegetarianism and wild animals was very humbling for me! For a long time I believed that veganism was the 'right way' and his article helped me see that I could be wrong even if I assign relatively high moral weights to other species.

Hmm, this response feels a bit weird particularly "if you really felt bad". I do actually feel bad about killing small insects whether or not it is net positive utility or morally consistent.

I totally agree that it is very unlikely that I am averting the most suffering from harms caused directly by me! 

That being said, I do think there is some subjective value in how much moral patienthood I am mentally able to assign to other beings by not hurting them directly.

What do you believe is the moral value of environmental systems?

I initially rejected this idea, but I think I've come around to this viewpoint a lot more. EA needs to have broad appeal to become a mainstream movement and we don't always need to publicly state our distasteful utilitarian conclusions!

Wow, that's not something I had completely considered. Do you have any thoughts on how to address this flow-through effect/estimate it's impact?

Awesome! Would love for more of the Arabic world to be exposed to these ideas. Do you have data on website views segmented by language?