I'm a vegan. AMA

[Djongo Unchained]

Kill it? No declaw it, defang it, neuter it and set it free to enjoy its life!

On How to create a Vegan Cat...

[TheSilverSurfer]

honey, he’s not gonna get it.

That's funny but like I said I don't really have a problem with honey. If I'm not going to criticize you for eating a cheeseburger I'm surely not going to criticize a vegan for not eating honey. It is easy to find inconsistencies in any way of life shall we start talking about Catholicism?

[PNWbrit]

Catholicism

Is the Eucharist vegan?

[JimmyCarter]

Is the Eucharist vegan?

Well he was going to die anyway, so its ok to eat.

But he did suffer.

But it's what he wanted....

But its exploitation to absolve our sins...





Oh wait its just bread.


Is it gluten free?

[Skidog]

You do realize that most orchards and some veggie farms keep bees or have an arrangement with bee keepers to insure their fruit flowers are all pollinated, right?

The bees are taken from their homes and placed in places to suit humans needs.

Enslaved... sometimes they are given sugar water before enough pollen is out.

Seems like if honey isn't ok then anything pollinated by kept bees shouldn't be ok, either.

We fucking agree...holy shit.

Veganism is nonsense. We are omnivores. Period.

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[Danno]

It is easy to find inconsistencies in any way of life

True dat. Best anyone can do is do the best they can in a way that makes sense to them.

[Game Over]

have we discussed oysters? i’ve never looked into the eye of the oyster and seen anything but a desire to be slurped.

Or clams?

[abraham]

have we discussed oysters? i’ve never looked into the eye of the oyster and seen anything but a desire to be slurped.

Grilled, breaded and fried and decent options too

I never knew oysters have eyes until today.

Scallops sure do

[Game Over]

The shit is a byproduct. Not a problem, imo.

Fruit and almond farmers, especially in the Central Valley, consider honey a byproduct.

[abraham]

Fruit and almond farmers, especially in the Central Valley, consider honey a byproduct.

But most don't keep their own bees, I thought at least the almond growers hire hives for a few days a year?


Does consuming the alcohol that yeast produces count as exploitative? Or is that just a byproduct? Are yeasts not cuddly enough

[iceman]

Think of all the poor polyesters that suffered next time you get dressed to go skiing.

[abraham]

Think of all the poor polyesters that suffered next time you get dressed to go skiing.

Can I just think of Esthers not suffering instead?

[TBS]

Does consuming the alcohol that yeast produces count as exploitative? Or is that just a byproduct? Are yeasts not cuddly enough

Yeast eat sugars, pee alcohol and shit CO2. So I would say ‘byproduct’...
I wonder which organism is the exploiter here...

[mtngirl79]

That's funny but like I said I don't really have a problem with honey. If I'm not going to criticize you for eating a cheeseburger I'm surely not going to criticize a vegan for not eating honey. It is easy to find inconsistencies in any way of life shall we start talking about Catholicism?

If we're gonna talk about Catholicism can we talk about the Castrati?

[Game Over]

Think of all the poor polyesters that suffered next time you get dressed to go skiing.

They were originally dinosaurs

[Game Over]

Yeast eat sugars, pee alcohol and shit CO2. So I would say ‘byproduct’...
I wonder which organism is the exploiter here...

But the yeast all die in the end. Well ideally...

[snoqpass]

have we discussed oysters? i’ve never looked into the eye of the oyster and seen anything but a desire to be slurped.

“The oyster is the liver of the sea, filters out all the fishes pee...”

[snoqpass]

Or clams?

A lot good Americans stood up to the aggressions of clams...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5N920UYc3Y0

[Skidog]

But the yeast all die in the end. Well ideally...

Nope...they just go to sleep. Yeast doesn't really die. Most beer makers filter beer. But take a Sierra Nevada pale ale for example. Save the last bit of the bottle. Gather 6 of them. Make a yeast starter and you'll be shocked to see that you have Sierra nevadas yeast for your own home brew.

I would say, in the vegan world, yeast is very exploited. All they do is work and sleep really.

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[berko]

True dat. Best anyone can do is do the best they can in a way that makes sense to them.

With smug derision of other peoples choices a close second?

[Danno]

Of course.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

I wonder if DBS/SS and his bride will still enjoy almonds after reading this- https://www.honeycolony.com/article/...-killing-bees/

[splittin]

I REALLY NEED TO KNOW IF YOU VEGANS DROOL WHEN YOU SEE THE GRASS BEING MOWED?

Am I the only one asking the important questions here?

[skaredshtles]

I wonder if DBS/SS and his bride will still enjoy almonds after reading this- https://www.honeycolony.com/article/...-killing-bees/

Only one way to go if you're a committed vegan.

[TheSilverSurfer]

I wonder if DBS/SS and his bride will still enjoy almonds after reading this- https://www.honeycolony.com/article/...-killing-bees/

We only eat organic almonds.