Uhg thank god the Whole Foods in Oakland got a restraining orders against those vegans who have been protesting there because that's the only grocery store in that part of the city
Honestly, the similarities between animals and plants are closer than people think. We anthropomorphize them but really they're basically plants with feet.
Eating meat requires killing one animal at a time. In the harvesting if grain, dozens of small animals are killed in the process, in addition to all the land etc. that is used up. Vegans literally kill more animals than Jordan Peterson with his wacky all beef diet.
Blue whales cause untold amount of suffering in the krill they eat though. If we are going to farm them, that's a consideration. Maybe we should eat krill ourselves instead, that would be more efficient.
It depends on the beef, really. Grass-fed or hay-fed cattle likely cost less lives to maintain than your average soy field. Cron or soy-fed
ones cost significantly more.
And most killings in plant agriculture don't actually come fron the harvesting machines, but all the animals they scare off/displace and condemn to starvation and make easy pickings for predators. Pesticides play a large role, too, since they can decimate local bird & small rodent populations. And many of them are
One thing's for certain, if you really want to do they 'least harm', you should just man-up and keep yourself safe. Few things are better for the environment.
Animals have to be fed with plants to raise them, so a given amount of beef is always going to be more resource-intensive than the same calories from plants.
Eating meat requires killing one animal at a time. In the harvesting of grain, dozens of small animals are killed by the machines, as well as all the thousands of insects, in addition to all the land etc. that is used up. Vegans literally kill more animals than Jordan Peterson with his wacky all beef diet.
93% of the world's soya crop is used the sustain the animal industry. The majority of the world's crops go straight to animals lmao.
Eating meat requires killing one animal at a time. In the harvesting of grain, dozens of small animals are killed by the machines, as well as all the thousands of insects, in addition to all the land etc. that is used up. Vegans literally kill more animals than Jordan Peterson with his wacky all beef diet.
75% of the world's soya crop is used the sustain the animal industry. Overall 50% of the world's crops go straight to animals.
It's true in certain cases, though, and it's not just the soyboys. The last guy my fiancee's mom dated listened to talk radio and he could parrot all the talking points, but when you really tried to discuss things with him it became obvious he didn't actually understand the concepts underneath the talking points. He just gave canned responses he heard from someone else he considered intelligent.
People all over the socio-political spectrum adopt new ideas, arguments, and explanations based on the work of the thought-leaders from their particular part of the spectrum. That's perfectly normal. People hear good ideas and arguments and adopt them as their own. It's how socio-political movements evolve and grow. There's nothing wrong with that so long as the person adopting the concepts and reasoning actually understand the concepts and reasoning they're adopting. That's what's wrong with the "NPC" people, regardless of where they fall on the socio-political spectrum. They don't understand what they're saying, they're just "programmed," for lack of a better word, to give a certain response or set of responses to the talking points of their socio-political opposition. It's not higher-level thinking so much as it is an example of a Pavlovian response. Someone rings a bell and the "NPC" drools. It's an easy way to explain why so many Reddit posts read like canned responses.
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1 SnapshillBot 2018-10-13
This is why we need mayocide.
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1 FaygoMakesMeGo 2018-10-13
Not wrong
1 Starship_Litterbox_C 2018-10-13
Bugeaters get stains in their armpits, too. Karma's a bitch!
1 Kochroach 2018-10-13
Hah, that's easily absorbed by the hairy pits of the vegan foid.
1 MaleEnergy 2018-10-13
As long as you don't live near a dam or work in a GMO greenhouse vegans are truly harmless, scrawny, pussies.
1 Kelkymcdouble 2018-10-13
Uhg thank god the Whole Foods in Oakland got a restraining orders against those vegans who have been protesting there because that's the only grocery store in that part of the city
1 aX10mAt1CaL1Y 2018-10-13
It was Berkeley. They managed to stop a protest in Berkeley!
1 hematomatoed 2018-10-13
People really overestimate other people's propensity for violence.
Someone says "Meat eating justifies terrorist attacks."
Real people: "You're an idiot."
Hypothetical people: "I STOMP YOU TO DEATH SMASH SMASH SMASH"
1 Alicesnakebae 2018-10-13
Looks like YouTube comments so expect the most retarded comments possible
1 cragfar 2018-10-13
That's just life living in this post-9/11 world
1 Ghdust2 2018-10-13
Vegans pick the most bizarre arguments to shame meat eaters.
1 znaXTdWhGV 2018-10-13
"people"
1 SHIT_FAUCET_ 2018-10-13
Quite Frankly, Animals are not people.
1 HolyWarsPunishment 2018-10-13
Honestly, the similarities between animals and plants are closer than people think. We anthropomorphize them but really they're basically plants with feet.
1 SHIT_FAUCET_ 2018-10-13
Plants are better than animals. Eat more animals to save the plants.
1 Matues49 2018-10-13
big if tru
1 GreatnessPersonified 2018-10-13
Phew doggos and teh kitties are safe
1 HolyWarsPunishment 2018-10-13
Eating meat requires killing one animal at a time. In the harvesting if grain, dozens of small animals are killed in the process, in addition to all the land etc. that is used up. Vegans literally kill more animals than Jordan Peterson with his wacky all beef diet.
1 BusyMushroom 2018-10-13
Everybody eats grain unless you're a KETO retard
1 transoceanicdeath 2018-10-13
we should eat blue whales. imagine all the food for the cost of only one life
1 zergling_Lester 2018-10-13
Blue whales cause untold amount of suffering in the krill they eat though. If we are going to farm them, that's a consideration. Maybe we should eat krill ourselves instead, that would be more efficient.
1 Chicup 2018-10-13
So the solution to limit suffering is more whaling
1 Matues49 2018-10-13
It depends on the beef, really. Grass-fed or hay-fed cattle likely cost less lives to maintain than your average soy field. Cron or soy-fed ones cost significantly more.
And most killings in plant agriculture don't actually come fron the harvesting machines, but all the animals they scare off/displace and condemn to starvation and make easy pickings for predators. Pesticides play a large role, too, since they can decimate local bird & small rodent populations. And many of them are
One thing's for certain, if you really want to do they 'least harm', you should just man-up and keep yourself safe. Few things are better for the environment.
1 youcanteatbullets 2018-10-13
Animals have to be fed with plants to raise them, so a given amount of beef is always going to be more resource-intensive than the same calories from plants.
1 HolyWarsPunishment 2018-10-13
If they're fed with hay then there's truth to that, if they graze freely then you avoid lots of the problems from harvesting plants.
1 shallowm 2018-10-13
What about when the cows step on the bugs?
1 TrippelSewe 2018-10-13
93% of the world's soya crop is used the sustain the animal industry. The majority of the world's crops go straight to animals lmao.
1 TrippelSewe 2018-10-13
75% of the world's soya crop is used the sustain the animal industry. Overall 50% of the world's crops go straight to animals.
1 HolyWarsPunishment 2018-10-13
Look another vegan faggot talking about 'soya'. Go back to Belgium, Hans.
1 Killer_B_Cell 2018-10-13
People all over the socio-political spectrum adopt new ideas, arguments, and explanations based on the work of the thought-leaders from their particular part of the spectrum. That's perfectly normal. People hear good ideas and arguments and adopt them as their own. It's how socio-political movements evolve and grow. There's nothing wrong with that so long as the person adopting the concepts and reasoning actually understand the concepts and reasoning they're adopting. That's what's wrong with the "NPC" people, regardless of where they fall on the socio-political spectrum. They don't understand what they're saying, they're just "programmed," for lack of a better word, to give a certain response or set of responses to the talking points of their socio-political opposition. It's not higher-level thinking so much as it is an example of a Pavlovian response. Someone rings a bell and the "NPC" drools. It's an easy way to explain why so many Reddit posts read like canned responses.
1 HaulOfChina 2018-10-13
A screenshot of YouTube comments with the usernames censored. I want to scream for the mods, but this is some Strasbourg level np.
1 aX10mAt1CaL1Y 2018-10-13
TBF everyone who uses r/Vegan is quite round.
1 Hemingwavy 2018-10-13
I don't think they do a roll call before terrorist attacks and let the vegans go before the attack. Apart from that 10/10 logic.
1 justberichandfamous 2018-10-13
Also, instincts =\= consciousness.
1 A7_AUDUBON 2018-10-13
Which is more offensive? This or vegans comparing animals to human slavery? Either way online vegans are mental defectives.