Nobody hates working together with leftists more than other leftists
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Are eggs meat?" - Yes, that's what I'm saying, I'm not sure how it can be understood any other way.
Then you're just plain wrong. Is a woman's unfertilized egg a baby?
Though, how can calling somebody a murderous cultist not be considered the least bit demeaning, whereas saying their family should starve is? As per "You wouldn’t say „... I do respect your religious tradition of human sacrifice“" having similar aggressive or demeaning meaning as "I don’t care if your family starves".
You're twisting my words like they're players in a game with colored dots on a map.
I even stated that the sacrifice thing was a damn hyperbole. If you think.my comment is demeaning or aggressive, you didn't read the whole fucking thing. -
Uh, did you skipped the negation? That a regular vegan wouldn't go full on condemning you for religious Human Sacrifice by eating meat?
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I'd love to reduce my regular meat intake to zero when my finances stabilize.
Aren't vegetables cheaper than meat?
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Aren't vegetables cheaper than meat?
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Calorie for calorie, no.
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Vegetables aren't the totality of my diet. As it stands now, vegan or vegetarian replacements for meat are more expensive than actual meat.
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Calorie for calorie, no.
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Vegetables aren't the totality of my diet. As it stands now, vegan or vegetarian replacements for meat are more expensive than actual meat.
The replacemets yes. But vegetarian food is so much more than just replacing meats. It's cooking completely different meals that taste great without anything meat related. And that absolutely is cheaper that eating meat.
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The replacemets yes. But vegetarian food is so much more than just replacing meats. It's cooking completely different meals that taste great without anything meat related. And that absolutely is cheaper that eating meat.
But vegetarian food is so much more than just replacing meat.
Sorry, I'm not in the market for a new faith.
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I kind of agree, but it's funny how now we're blaming the republican victory on the vegans, of all people.
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I kind of agree, but it's funny how now we're blaming the republican victory on the vegans, of all people.
Vegans poisoned our water supply, burned our crops, and delivered a plague onto our houses!
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A different worldview? In THIS economy??
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Don't act like you know... youre views are vastly inferior to mine.
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I kind of agree, but it's funny how now we're blaming the republican victory on the vegans, of all people.
I'm not blaming it on vegans. I've been vegan for years. I think more people should try it. I'm blaming it on the fact that people can't shut up about stuff like what we're eating long enough to be effective. Right now, there are an awful lot more people than usual in my community seeking out food banks and I don't give a shit what they eat as long as they're fed. I'm running a food drive and I don't care if people bring beef stew all day.
And the people who see the word "vegan" and feel compelled to rush in to shit on the idea are equally at fault. Like, nobody asked you to come in to the conversation and start complaining about how annoying all vegans are. Or worse, posting about it out of nowhere. How is that productive?
How about people eat what they want and we can argue about the moral and environmental ramifications of those choices when we stop living in such interesting times.
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The replacemets yes. But vegetarian food is so much more than just replacing meats. It's cooking completely different meals that taste great without anything meat related. And that absolutely is cheaper that eating meat.
There are valid reasons for veganism, but it's folderol to claim it's absolutely cheaper. For one example, sardines are fished sustainably and are very low in mercury, both because they're basically ocean mice. They're also all but impossible to nutritionally outperform for the price.
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Vegans poisoned our water supply, burned our crops, and delivered a plague onto our houses!
But they didn't slaughter our livestock. Gotta give 'em that.
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The replacemets yes. But vegetarian food is so much more than just replacing meats. It's cooking completely different meals that taste great without anything meat related. And that absolutely is cheaper that eating meat.
Who the fuck is downvoting this?
I love me some vegetarian and vegan meals that aren't pretending to be meat. They are their own thing and are fantastic. Heck, making a bean and meat chili with more beans and skipping the meat can be just as good. A lot of Mexican food is or can easily be made vegetarian by just leaving out the mean or switching for beans.
I also love meat! But I do need to eat it less often.
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That's called activism purism, I call it activism puritanism.
It's, again, a very conservative way of being an activist but somehow appears in leftist group.
But I can't shake the fact that there's limits, anything that feels like a personal choice but impact hugely others, like vaccination. -
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Calorie for calorie, no.
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Vegetables aren't the totality of my diet. As it stands now, vegan or vegetarian replacements for meat are more expensive than actual meat.
Depends on where you live, but sometimes tofu and tvp can be pretty cheap, plus there's always lentils in a pinch that's possibly some of the cheapest proteins in any given store.
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I'm a species-specific eater. I don't eat beef or pork because I like pigs and cows.
I do eat lamb, because sheep are idiots and I got kicked by one as a child.
Chickens would eat me if our sizes were reversed so they are fair game too. If you didn't want to get farmed you shoulda stayed T-Rex sized.
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That's called activism purism, I call it activism puritanism.
It's, again, a very conservative way of being an activist but somehow appears in leftist group.
But I can't shake the fact that there's limits, anything that feels like a personal choice but impact hugely others, like vaccination.i guess leftism has never really been abt choice. the co opting of proletarian forward ideals will always continue.
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I'm a species-specific eater. I don't eat beef or pork because I like pigs and cows.
I do eat lamb, because sheep are idiots and I got kicked by one as a child.
Chickens would eat me if our sizes were reversed so they are fair game too. If you didn't want to get farmed you shoulda stayed T-Rex sized.
I was about to disagree with you, but then I realized that some humans are certainly dumber than a mushroom
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I'm a species-specific eater. I don't eat beef or pork because I like pigs and cows.
I do eat lamb, because sheep are idiots and I got kicked by one as a child.
Chickens would eat me if our sizes were reversed so they are fair game too. If you didn't want to get farmed you shoulda stayed T-Rex sized.
How about gooses or ducks? Or deer? Or rabbits? I'm strangely intrigued.
