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Are cider and red wine vegan friendly? If so I might sign up
Are cider and red wine vegan friendly? If so I might sign up
A lot of cider isn’t because it’s fined with animal derived products.
They regard it as enslaving an animal for ones' own personal enjoyment!
I also read that horse riding falls under the same category and a proper vegan should merely walk alongside the horse, rather than on it, even if the saddle is not a leather one.
Lewis Hamilton rents his pet dog to model agencies for several hundred dollars a day and he's just been voted Vegan Man of the Year .................... go figure!
Tbf if someone owns a pet, they’re choosing the pets need for meat over said foods right to live aren’t they?
Cats for example are natural hunters. Plenty of feral ones survive without our help. But if a vegan owns a pet then the vegan has decided they’d rather have the pleasure of a pet than worry about where their meat comes from.
Have you ever heard of live and live? I have been a vegetarian for 55 years, and all this time I have to put up with idiots constantly trying to catch me out. Honestly, it's like I am doing something wrong. You will find every veggie and vegan experience the same. "Did you know there is this in that, did you know what you are wearing comes from that". We are simply following our conscience, that's all. If you want to eat meat, I have absolutely no problem with it, I chose not to. Honestly mate, your just being boring !
I haven’t questioned about what is in what have I? I haven’t used any of the reasonings you’ve just mentioned. Seems to me that you’ve had a paddy as you’ve been asked a question that you haven’t got an answer to. Unilike the previous comments where you had your ready made response lined up...
FWIW The most common argument I hear from a vegan is that humans don’t need eat, and we are putting our needs ahead of the animals. Well humans don’t need pets either. But are putting their needs for companionship ahead of the animals that become food....
Honestly, I have heard all sorts of arguments, and people attempting to catch me out, but the pet argument you have brought up is a new one on me. Vegans and veggies keep pets for the same reasons anyone else. We enjoy their company, and they enjoy ours. We keep pets because we love animals and want to care for them, not because we want to make their lives miserable. I would be prepared to sell my house to pay for my dogs medical treatment if I had to. I give up a full day a week for nothing to help at a Donkey sanctuary, and I do this because I want them to have a better life. Your logic is completely unfounded
I fully accept the reasons why everyone should own a pet. It's to care for it. They are part of the family. I'm not doubting those reasons at all.
But my question wasn't why would you want to own one. It was simply that all vegans I've met (you may be different) give meat eaters grief because animals are dying needlessly to feed us. So I was simply curious What would make a vegan who believes that. Put their pets need ahead of others. I mean if you had a pet before becoming vegan them you're not gonna give it up. But as you've been vegan for 55 years. When the decision was made for you to get one. You had a choice. Get a pet that will need meat from dead animals, or not get one. Meaning less animals in theory are harmed.
For the record. I don't think anyone having a pet is wrong. I just think that when a meat eaters is asked why they eat meat and respond "because I want to" they are condemned. Yet That seems to be the same answer a vegan would give for having a pet. "Because they want to".
Either way, i'd respect your answer. This wasn't a witch hunt. Was just curious of Your answer. As you say, live and let live.
I don't know where you got that from. I am sure most vegans and veggies have pets. You obviously have a problem with people choosing not to eat meat, but that's your option I suppose
These are just the rantings of a loon!!The Philosophical Vegan Forum.
A few bits from said site;
Predators like lions are bloodthirsty killer machines and monsters, not innocent animals. I couldnt care less if all lions on this planet would die and every vegan should have this stancepoint.
Cats also have already killed about 80 species in the last few deccenia as cats became way more widespread than other animals. And even think about all the mice and birds that cats kill outside when they dont eat all the cows, pigs, fish and chickens we feed to them.
No matter how cute cats may look like, just as vegans had to 'conquer' good looking food, we must now also conquer the cute looks of our cats. I am being really serious here, I'm not joking even if it may seem so.
As veganism also tried to limit climate change/global warming/greenhouse effect to every bit they can, it is logical to take the bicycle as much as one can, and to only take a car (which can also be as green and sustainable as possible) when really needed. Vacations are better if they are as local as possible. Taking the airplane and car and stuff is hypocritical
.................................... and that's in just a few minutes of looking!
If I could eat vegetables I’d be a vegan. The texture and the fact that they are the number one cause of food poisoning is enough to make barf.
It annoys me that those who do eat fruit and veg continue to aid in the slaughter of animals.
Played golf by a pig farm once. You could hear them screaming. Stopped eating pork that day.
Currently limited to beef and chicken at the minute.
There needs to be more/better meat free alternatives for people like me.
If I could eat vegetables I’d be a vegan. The texture and the fact that they are the number one cause of food poisoning is enough to make barf.
It annoys me that those who do eat fruit and veg continue to aid in the slaughter of animals.
Played golf by a pig farm once. You could hear them screaming. Stopped eating pork that day.
Currently limited to beef and chicken at the minute.
There needs to be more/better meat free alternatives for people like me.
Vegi or vegan
You see, that is a responsible outlook, and needless to say, dropping red meat is better for your health. Perhaps if people just a had one day a week when they didn't eat meat would be a good idea.
Stop preaching
I am doing exactly the opposite. If I were preaching I would be doing what those campaigning vegans are doing. In actual fact when ever someone has told me they are thinking of becoming a veggie I try and talk them out of it.