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Veganism
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Uncle Wally One Ball
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If human beings didnt give animals names and draw nice long eyelashes on cows in pictures then it wouldnt matter
Yaya_Tony
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I like mince, steak, tuna, pork, cheese and bacon. And cod. And olives. And onions. And peppers and tomatoes. Don't know what that makes me
its a Barm
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We can't all be the same , each to there own, just don't Fuckin preach. Of for a burger.
Tuearts right boot
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All vegans are weird. Seriously, they are wierd.
urban genie
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Each to their own but the ones that start preaching do my tits in
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Strange rant and not very logical
A cesspit refers to waste from living creatures therefore life did not originate in a cesspit.
It is perfectly possible to farm in a way that involves less suffering to creatures than a 'natural existence' would do ie one without human intervention.
Though as humans are part of nature I am not sure that existence without humans is anymore natural than existence with humans.
Things like milk production are an example of mutual beneficial interaction between species Man provides protection and nourishment whilst animals produce milk. Without this protection they would either be predated or overbreed and starve.
Nothing against anyone practising veganism but taking on a sheen of moral superiority is simplistic idiocy.
A cesspit refers to waste from living creatures therefore life did not originate in a cesspit.
It is perfectly possible to farm in a way that involves less suffering to creatures than a 'natural existence' would do ie one without human intervention.
Though as humans are part of nature I am not sure that existence without humans is anymore natural than existence with humans.
Things like milk production are an example of mutual beneficial interaction between species Man provides protection and nourishment whilst animals produce milk. Without this protection they would either be predated or overbreed and starve.
Nothing against anyone practising veganism but taking on a sheen of moral superiority is simplistic idiocy.
kaz7
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I've been a veggie for nearly 30 years,i'm very comfortable with my decision but being a vegan would be too hard
jimharri
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Memo to the OP; if you want live your life the way you do, fine. I'm happy for you. Seriously, I am. However, don't tell others how to live theirs or pass judgement on them. It only comes across as sanctimonious and preachy.