Militant Vegans - MEAT IS MURDER, YOU BLOODMOUTHS

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my biggest beef with vegans seems to be about honey. vegans say that honey is animal abuse, because it requires the work of bees and because bees can't consent it's exploitation. (I mean you can still exploit people who can consent, like in sweatshops but ok...)
BUT 2/3 of all vegetables, grains and fruit we eat needs insects as pollinators aka veggie farmes still have to exploit poor bees or otherwise there would be no plant-food either. so going by vegan logic, veggies aren't vegan either, because their production still requires the exploitation of animals.

Yeah, there's really nothing unethical about honey harvesting. The bees are just doing what they do naturally. And it's not like beekeepers steal all the honey, leaving the bees to starve; they always leave enough for the hive to live off of. There's no benefit to letting all your bees starve to death just so you can get a little more honey.

I have no idea why vegans feel like they need to lie to make their point. There are already valid health, economics, and morality-based arguments for not eating meat (I mean, I don't buy into them, but they seem like they have some points), why would you poison your own well by making up cartoonish bullshit like this?

It reminds me of that hilarious poster PETA made about how eeeeeevil we all are for using wool:

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Shredding for sheep is basically cutting hair, I don't know who are vegans fooling with that rhetoric.
 
By their logic, humans would be scalped when they get a haircut.
 
Shredding for sheep is basically cutting hair, I don't know who are vegans fooling with that rhetoric.
It's because PETA would like people to believe that every farmer in the world is a sadistic slave owning psychopath who would take joy in hurting animals. The truth is generally the opposite, Farmers respect and care for their livestock but when has PETA ever treated something as mundane as the truth as a barrier to delivering their rhetoric?
 
Yeah, there's really nothing unethical about honey harvesting. The bees are just doing what they do naturally. And it's not like beekeepers steal all the honey, leaving the bees to starve; they always leave enough for the hive to live off of. There's no benefit to letting all your bees starve to death just so you can get a little more honey.



It reminds me of that hilarious poster PETA made about how eeeeeevil we all are for using wool:

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Can confirm, being a kiwi, that despite a fair bit of time around sheep farms and shearing sheds, I've never once seen a sheep that looked like the one in that PETA campaign. The most they get is equivalent to a couple of shaving nicks a guy might get in the morning grooming his facial hair. The post about Shrek is also correct- if you leave sheep with their coats too long they run a whole lot of risks including heat-stroke induced death, etc.
 
to be fair, wild sheep (moufflons) don't grow wool like domesticated sheep do, they change their coat twice a year like any other wild animal. the constant hair growth is due to a mutation and it's quite common in domesticated animals, some dog breeds have it and require regular shearing, too, like poodles for example.

by PETA/militant vegan logic, the act of domestication, like keeping animals alive who wouldn't be able to survive in the wild without human intervention, is an act of "cruelty" in itself, because we're playing god or something. that's why many vegans are against any and all domesticated animals, pets included, they even go so far as to infiltrate dog shows and poisoning the dogs to kill "and free them from their miserable lives" (there's mixed info of whether or not it's true, according to snopes there have been some confirmed incidents), I think PETA members have done this several times in the past. any sane human would think this is crazy, especially considering the implications this type of thinking would have for disabled humans for example, as in life who can't function independently isn't worth living and should be killed. it borders on eugenics. considering those vegan are usually pretty well off people who can afford this idiotic lifestyle and don't produce their food themselves either, it's pretty ironic really.
 
Can confirm, being a kiwi, that despite a fair bit of time around sheep farms and shearing sheds, I've never once seen a sheep that looked like the one in that PETA campaign. The most they get is equivalent to a couple of shaving nicks a guy might get in the morning grooming his facial hair. The post about Shrek is also correct- if you leave sheep with their coats too long they run a whole lot of risks including heat-stroke induced death, etc.

Sheep are actually eager to get sheared because of those very reasons. I've seen them bustle into the line and fight each other for places in the line.

by PETA/militant vegan logic, the act of domestication, like keeping animals alive who wouldn't be able to survive in the wild without human intervention, is an act of "cruelty" in itself, because we're playing god or something.

PETA are some of the lowest scum in existence. Don't get me started.
 
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I feel for people who are so misinformed that they believe in the decapitated queen bee shit, but at the same time if they're that stupid they deserve what they get trying to "liberate" a hive of bees with a still living queen to protect.


Also PETA is more brutal than sheep farmers, just sayin'. Ask the euthanized puppies and kittens they "saved."
 
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Yeah, there's really nothing unethical about honey harvesting. The bees are just doing what they do naturally. And it's not like beekeepers steal all the honey, leaving the bees to starve; they always leave enough for the hive to live off of. There's no benefit to letting all your bees starve to death just so you can get a little more honey.



It reminds me of that hilarious poster PETA made about how eeeeeevil we all are for using wool:

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Geez, someone needs to trim that guy's beard!
If anyone sheered a sheep like that, they're doing it totally wrong and shouldn't be allowed near another sheep. I hope that's just paint, but unfortunately it looks like PETA themselves did that to the sheep just for this poster.

What next, is trimming a poodle's hair animal abuse? It's not like most other breeds of dog where the hair stays the same length, poodle hair grows continuously and needs to be trimmed.
 
I love how they assume we bloodmouths have an aversion to vegetable products. In their mind everyone is either an all-plant eater or an all-animal eater.
But then they also think that salt is a vegetable product, so there's that.

It's almost like humans are omnivores by nature, crazy right?
 
My biggest question is WHAT DO THEY EVEN HAVE TO GAIN FROM THIS?! Why? Who cares? But the obvious answer is that they are not right in the head. I can see vegetarianism or being vegan as a lifestyle, but it becomes a threat when they try and force other people to do what they do. Fucking mental people i swear, i'm shocked they haven't taken up arms and raiding farms and factories. Then again they probably already have done that, maybe even killed someone while doing it.
 
My biggest question is WHAT DO THEY EVEN HAVE TO GAIN FROM THIS?! Why? Who cares? But the obvious answer is that they are not right in the head. I can see vegetarianism or being vegan as a lifestyle, but it becomes a threat when they try and force other people to do what they do. Fucking mental people i swear, i'm shocked they haven't taken up arms and raiding farms and factories. Then again they probably already have done that, maybe even killed someone while doing it.
Well with fuckers like PETA kidnapping pets and euthanizing them it wouldn't be surprising if something bad happened to a farm
 
I work at a grocery store. A few weeks ago a vegan woman came in with her kids. How did I know she was vegan? Because she was wearing a hoodie with VEGAN written in giant letters on the front. She and her kids were all extremely pale. I rang up her veggies and hoped that her kids were secretly horfing down hot dogs at their friend's house.
 
I work at a grocery store. A few weeks ago a vegan woman came in with her kids. How did I know she was vegan? Because she was wearing a hoodie with VEGAN written in giant letters on the front. She and her kids were all extremely pale. I rang up her veggies and hoped that her kids were secretly horfing down hot dogs at their friend's house.

That's just sad, i hope those kids get there much needed protein and not develop anything serious illness wise.
 
Well with fuckers like PETA kidnapping pets and euthanizing them it wouldn't be surprising if something bad happened to a farm
The problem withe the way PETA approach factory farms is that they act like what they are: A bunch of screaming children with no political or social awareness just a basic we hate this so we must destroy it attitude.
Nobody with half a brain can deny that factory farming can lead to animal abuse, poorly trained, low paid, frustrated workers and a bunch of defenseless animals for them to exercise that frustration against is a recipe for abuse. Exposing and eradicating that abuse is a worthy cause and oddly enough the two sets of people most likely to help your cause are A) Non factory farmers who believe high welfare meat is better meat and B) The consumers of said meat. Instead PETA choose to alienate everybody and just REEEEEE themselves to sleep after every massive clusterfuck.
 
You'd think over the last 25 to 30 years they'd learn their tactics don't work, but then again, the only thing that stopped Kamikazes in the end was a lack of planes and fuel, not a lack of people willing to try it.

If I were a jaded and cynical person, I'd almost say it seems like leadership is happy to keep collecting checks to keep pulling these stunts since they are apparently at least profitable even when futile......
 
Almost every rad vegan I've met seems to have a stick up their ass. Some more than others, but you just feel the smugness the moment they go all "oh you stupid carnivore you don't know anything lol why would you make your stomach a graveyard instead of filling it with rainbows like me tehee".

You could have like the most balanced diet in the world, but it still wouldn't be enough for these people. They're basically the asexuals/special snowflakes of food. I even approve of most of their dietary choices, I just wish they didn't go around treating everyone as inferior just for what they eat (esp. since most people in my experience don't even go around nosing in their diets).

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http://vegan-yums.com/post/78545659209/well-some-people-are-intense-athletes-and-cannot

http://theresoneofyou.tumblr.com/post/147960724226/alwaysabeautifullife-mattykinsel

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If she's a vegan why is there a pizza in her cart?
Also, aren't you supposed to put your produce in those little plastic bags so they don't rub all over that dirty shopping cart?
 
50 pages of everybody agreeing with each other that vegans are wrong smh. There's maybe one screencap of a spastic facebook vegan per two pages, and if we're lucky it might look like it's not just somebody's lazy bait.

Look, I think vegans are garbage faggots as much as the next guy but what's wrong with you people that you need this level of reassurance that it's okay to eat hamburgers?
 
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