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Aug 8 2019 02:51am
This really remains one of the silliest political debates ever.
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Aug 11 2019 10:38am
Dogs bad :angry:

Horses good :bonk:
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Aug 11 2019 03:44pm
Quote (ishmaelreed @ Aug 7 2019 09:07am)
Nothing like taking a lil nibble out of frolicking live puppy imo. Cooked takes away the pleasure from the satisfaction of devouring an inferior lifeform in its last struggle to survive.


The fuck is wrong with you?
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Aug 11 2019 03:52pm
"dog meat" in google if you want full depress, actually it doesnt output many meat pics but more like dogs just before they get killed.

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Aug 11 2019 07:47pm
Quote (Handcuffs @ May 27 2019 03:22pm)
I'm vegan.


I've been a veggie for over 20 years.

Never understood the refusal to eat eggs (obviously ones from healthy/happy chickens).
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Aug 11 2019 07:49pm
Quote (BrendanSchaub @ Aug 11 2019 06:47pm)
I've been a veggie for over 20 years.

Never understood the refusal to eat eggs (obviously ones from healthy/happy chickens).


Gotta' get max level soy boy.
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Aug 11 2019 07:51pm
Quote (Handcuffs @ Aug 12 2019 03:49am)
Gotta' get max level soy boy.


I've been cutting out soy products from my diet as well.
Been thinking about making my own almond or cashew milk, but goddamn nuts are expensive.
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Aug 11 2019 07:53pm
Quote (BrendanSchaub @ Aug 11 2019 06:51pm)
I've been cutting out soy products from my diet as well.
Been thinking about making my own almond or cashew milk, but goddamn nuts are expensive.


Yeah, they definitely are. I was making my own almond milk for a while, but then got lazy and stopped.
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Aug 11 2019 07:58pm
Quote (Handcuffs @ Aug 12 2019 03:53am)
Yeah, they definitely are. I was making my own almond milk for a while, but then got lazy and stopped.


So, why no eggieweggs?

I understand the aversion to dairy from an ethical standpoint, but eggs... Not so much.

How do you feel about honey?


Another conundrum I've been struggling with is eating insects. Seems like good protein, acquired quickly with low environmental impact.
It seems to make sense from certain viewpoints, but I struggle with the sentience issue. I mean, I don't eat shellfish, and they're more than likely less sentient than most insects...
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Aug 11 2019 08:09pm
Quote (BrendanSchaub @ Aug 11 2019 06:58pm)
So, why no eggieweggs?

I understand the aversion to dairy from an ethical standpoint, but eggs... Not so much.

How do you feel about honey?


Another conundrum I've been struggling with is eating insects. Seems like good protein, acquired quickly with low environmental impact.
It seems to make sense from certain viewpoints, but I struggle with the sentience issue. I mean, I don't eat shellfish, and they're more than likely less sentient than most insects...


Personally, I don't do eggs because of the conditions that chickens are kept in and because, at least in factory egg production, they kill/grind up living male chicks because they won't ever produce eggs and they produce too little meat to make it profitable to keep/feed them into maturity. Now, I could certainly buy local, free-range eggs, but in so doing I think I would be contributing to a movement not in which we abandon the utilization of animals but instead one that does it in less unethical ways. Part of the challenge too is that even when supporting local free-range, you're allowing them to maintain the chicken/operation until the chicken gets killed off for meat anyway despite it not being your actual purchase. Local free-range is absolutely 100% better than factory farming, but I'd still rather be removed from the system altogether as much as I can.

I don't eat honey myself, because I don't each much of anything with honey to begin with, so that was very easy for me to "give up".
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