zoom_zip OP wrote
Reply to comment by fortmis in where my culture lovers at? by zoom_zip
some people like to speak up on behalf of billions of oppressed creatures who are unnecessarily slaughtered every year in a cycle of endless exploitation that is one of the fundamental wheels of civilisation driving us towards extinction
others like to cry because a vegan was mean to them on the internet
who’s to say which side is right
fortmis wrote
Wouldn't it be more effective to work towards shutting down shitty food chains that drive the meat industry, instead of trying to convince individual people to go vegan? People will eat what tastes good and is cheap. Almost everywhere I've been, there is barely any yummy vegan/vegetarian food that doesn't cost a bajillion dollars. The cheapest most accessible food is fast food burgers.
zoom_zip OP wrote
i don’t really feel like it’s my responsibility to convert individuals to veganism and i don’t really care if people do or don’t. i just treat them with the hostility that i feel their actions deserve.
Almost everywhere I've been, there is barely any yummy vegan/vegetarian food that doesn't cost a bajillion dollars.
beans and rice? lentils? potatoes, carrots, and tomatoes? pasta?
fortmis wrote
ya if i'm cooking at home lol you don't need to list vegan food to me. Besides, I think most people cooking at home are probably more likely to try non-meat dishes. I figure the issue is with people buying meat as restaurant/take out food. Especially when it's the cheapest option.
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fortmis wrote
i don't disagree, I'm just arguing for a diversification in approaches to dismantling the meat industry beep boop
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