Left shouldn't have monopol over vegetarian/vegan movement

[Dandelion]

You are a free thinker who is able to form her own opinion. Not a herd animal. Sadly many people aren't genuine, usually driven by peer pressure.

[Jana]

Why do I give a fuck about some ww2 nutjob?

I am very educated about nutrition and whats healthy or not.

Your diet will make you lack so many vital macros and minerals, you will be unhealthy af.

Do you force your kid to adapt a vegan or worse frutian diet?

My niece was raised on vegetarian diet, not only is she super healthy, she's also tallest girl in her class. And she is growing up in countryside.
Helmut >>> You



So much for the Vegan cuck stereotype, loads of bollocks.

[stellan]

How do you (also) believe in animal rights?

Should they have the right of trial by combat?

i watched a documentary that shows what goes on in the dairy industry (obviously i knew what the meat industry is like, but i didn't think the dairy industry was just as bad). yes the purpose of livestock is for food supply but i sometimes feel guilty eating animals, especially after spending a lot of time at my grandparents' farm in greece and taking care of their chickens and sheep every day. i personally don't like the taste of meat in general so i just decided to cut it out of my diet, although i do eat it occasionally. i don't eat dairy bc it's not good for my skin and after watching that documentary it gave me even more reason to cut it out.

[Teutone]

The man beneath the beast, totally heresy.

Afaik, farmers love their animals and the animals serve their purpose by feeding the farmer. Animal rights at most should only be applied when a degenerate sadistic human mistreats animals on purpose.

I am infact prefer buying meat from animals that are kept outside and not in industrial cages.

The lack of sunlight, the unnatural food, the stress, the medication etc are bad for the animals but most importantly you can taste how it alters the quality of the meat and how the antibiotics damage you.

[Faklon]

Yes, I think so. Females are more empathic than males.

Cool to know that females can empathize with animals, totallly not letf-wing and truly revolutionary.

[Teutone]

My niece was raised on vegetarian diet, not only is she super healthy, she's also tallest girl in her class. And she is growing up in countryside.
Helmut >>> You



So much for the Vegan cuck stereotype, loads of bollocks.

Being the tallest doesnt mean being healthy, explain me the nutritional benefits of your diet, come on if you are so educated about your new lifestyle that will last for maximum 1 month.

[Jana]

Stop eating fruits girl... think of all the bugs the pesticides kill for you to eat them fresh.

I don't live in the west...we buy homemade fruits, not in chain stores.

[Jana]

So, your motivation behind animal rights is their mistreat by mass-producing industry or do you generally oppose the breeding of animals for food?

(I'm sharing my pork with the stray cat I collected as we speak, she looks happy)

I generally oppose it. But as as first step I against factory farms, and I read they may be banned in the future.
There is a difference between animal living normal life outside and those held in cages who never see sunlight until day of their slaughter and are mistreated in every possible way, hardly imaginable for average person.

I oppose killing of both, but am realistic and for now I would like to fight against factory farming.

[Teutone]

Also that Helmut dude became a VEGETARIAN in the 1950s.

[Jana]

Good point. There indeed is quite some vegetarians and vegans who aren't leftist, they're just not as confrontational. The whole thing has become somewhat politicized and appropriated by the far leftist Tumblrinas and SJWs. But fact remains, there are all kinds of vegetarians and vegans.

It's been a couple years now since I've stopped eating meat. Discovering and trying out various substitutive foods has been very fun, and actually, quite tasty too. Wouldn't call myself a leftist, but not a rightist either. Kinda apolitical.

Cool! And what was your motivation for not eating meat?