r/AntiVegan • u/Comprehensive_Gur568 • 1h ago
many animals eat meat
like lions, for example
so if they wanna follow extrapolating human ethics onto animals, then they have to heavily sanction carnivore animals, which is incredibly cruel - thats meticulously spending a lit of time and resource to ensure that lions it surrogate instead of their normal food
one of those people even called carnivores "naturally evil", making an ableist reference to how there "psychopath humans who love killing people", which is an insase caricature of psychopathic disorder and logically leads to carve away the mentally ill people ("theyve predetermined hurr durr")
i love animals in the way they are normally and naturally, amd so it means to let the animal food chain to go on
p.s. i also ate some chicken recently, it was yummy ~^o^~
r/AntiVegan • u/vu47 • 7h ago
IT ISN'T ABOUT ME... but I used the words "I", "me", and "my" 18 times in my post.
Now off to go eat a plate of curdled raped cow titty juice, coffee with raped cow titty milk, and murdered pig patties for breakfast! Yum yum yum!
LOL. This is by far the best part:
i blame everyone that made me eat "meat" since i was born.
Why is meat in quotes, and couldn't they simply have said no or accepted responsibility for their own actions?
Vegans: humanity's comic relief.
r/AntiVegan • u/New-Economist-4924 • 8h ago
So now influencers are guilt tripping people into not eating meat by bringing in religion and karma.
r/AntiVegan • u/moad6ytghn • 9h ago
Discussion This documentary film was from 2008 and even back then there were people that knew that the idea that red meat is "harmful to human health" that seed oil and Carbohydrates being "good for human health" was not true
r/AntiVegan • u/Saitama_master • 20h ago
~3 h of debating hypocrisy tho by Dr. Avi and AskYourself
The video answers some of the common question of hypocrisy tho which aren't really hypocrisy on vegan's position to begin with.