Remember when militant vegans weren't racist, homophobic, sexist, classist, and/or ableist dickbags?
Me neither.
Anonymous Asked
QuestionI love lamp.
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I too love lamp.
(What’s lamp?)
-Rose
19th June 2013
catharised Asked
QuestionI'm not a vegan, in fact I eat a lot of meat, but that "I love animals" picture is disrespectful towards living, breathing animals. It implies you treat them like slabs of meat from the beginning, which is not something a lot of people endorse. All you're doing here is being counterproductive by practicing militant ""carnism"". Just... please, don't do that. I know you probably care about animals, but this was not the right way to show it.
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I obviously didn’t post it to show I care about animals, lol. I’m just an asshole. A big, mocking asshole. And I’ve never heard of any militant carnists. :|
-Rose
I showed it to my partner, and they showed me this!
-from darklightdragon
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mariparry Asked
Questionfellow bass clarinet crawls into the askbox two days later to say- im sorry militant vegans no more music for you have fun
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Anonymous Asked
QuestionVegans swallow and vegans breastfeed. Both semen and breast milk are given consensually.
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Yup. So there you have it.
-Rose
catsteaks Asked
QuestionGuys.. I've discovered it. I've found out why vegans eat fake meat. They don't want to eat meat because it's "cruel", yet they'll eat fake meat that tastes "just like it", thus leading to the conclusion that they enjoy the taste/texture of meat but don't want to feel guilty for liking it. It isn't about "cruelty", it's about guilt for liking meat while slamming the real thing. It's hypocrisy-guilt.
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speedwagonfoundation Asked
Questionmy sister's boyfriend is vegan and she has confided in me that he has the absolute worst smelling flatulence she's ever seen "it's like a sulfur pit"
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sabelmouse Asked
Questionre cow bones on flutes: also more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
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Anonymous Asked
QuestionIt's pretty neat to know how animal products enhance an instrument's sound and quality. A couple of years ago my guitar's plastic bridge finally cracked and I had to buy another, either another plastic one or one from cow bone. Hmmm, pay like $10 per year for plastics or $20 for bone and be good for 10+ years? Since were I live, the climate reduces the flexibility and resistance of plastic. So bone was the economical and logical choice, and it enhanced the sound nicely. Best $20 ever spent.
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Anonymous Asked
QuestionI find it strange how militant vegans are against supporting omnivorous food serving places but yet find it okay to buy and listen to omnivorous artist's songs; basically supporting their lifestyle. And even if those militant vegans make their own "music" they use equipment that contain animal products like computers, etc.
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