• socsa@piefed.social
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    Are there any vegan communities on the internet which actually lift up veganism instead of seeking confrontation?

    • Well @vegantheoryclub.org
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      2 months ago

      You’re cherry-picking friend. This server has lots of tasty recipes, food photos, gardening tips and interesting articles.

    • ambiguous_yelp@vegantheoryclub.org
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      2 months ago

      No social justice movement has ever been successful by appealing to the sensibilities of the oppressor, I fully support confronting animal abusers to change their behaviour, it worked on me and it worked on the 8 people I’ve directly helped go vegan, I’m 4y vegan btw

  • murtaza64@programming.dev
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    I’m not vegan or vegetarian but why the fuck is it that whenever I come across a post like this, all the comments are people from other instances whining? If you don’t like the movement then block and move on.

    • NaevaTheRat [she/her]@vegantheoryclub.orgM
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      Most people understand that killing for culinary pleasure is extremely fucked up. It’s a self evident conclusion.

      In our age using animal products is done because it is either pleasurable or convient. It takes active effort to deny the sheer horror of the reality of that. Anything that threatens to undermine the denial is thus hostile, and so needs to be attacked.

      you know this, it’s why you’re here attempting to salve your conscience with sympathy.

      • Pup Biru@aussie.zone
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        killing for culinary pleasure is extremely fucked up

        i’d argue that that’s simplistic

        people all have a line; vegans included… we kill yeast to make bread, and people are fine with that. there’s a line between yeast and humans, and we all draw it somewhere… which is to say nothing about the difference between vegetarian and vegan

        having a conversation about morals is fine; passing judgement on someone for their alternative views on where the line is is what most people don’t like