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Always funny when people are like "pfft what is veganism going to do? We need to focus on REAL problems like deforestation in the Amazon!!" my guy, it would take you a 2 second google search to learn that the Amazon is being cleared for cattle.
And soya and maize plantations.
Yep, soya that is being grown to feed livestock.
imagine if vegans could read
imagine actually reading the linked source
vegans reading and stuff
period
âcheap price you wantâ Iâm sorry do you mean at the price Iâm able to afford it?
âas fast as yâall want itâ Iâm sorry do you mean at the rate at which I need to eat food to survive?
This tweet phrases it as though we are all somehow to blame for the fact that meat companies know they can get away with making cruelly produced meat and selling it for ultra cheap⌠because itâs a form of exploitation on the companyâs part
@fuckowuckus Iâm begging you to understand the demand for meat has risen so drastically in the past few decades. Countries that historically consumed little to no meat changed their entire food systems to align with American demands.
For example: Japan banned the consumption of domesticated meat for centuries prior to international trade. Foods you consider to be Italian only came into existence because immigrants in America had more access to meat (my Italian family is traditionally pastoral, animals were literally their livelihood, and they did not consume as much meat in their Italian village than they did once they got to America).
The tweet isnât saying âlol i hope yall starveâ or however youâre misinterpreting it, itâs simply saying you cannot expect to solve climate change by villifying certain companies, because they are producing for the high demand. Our food systems and diets need to change, and theyâd need to adapt to the local environment.
Can the current demands for meat be met without exploitation?
There are lots of vegans who consume animal products out of necessity, a lot of subsistent hunters and fishers among us. A majority of vegans are adamantly against industrial agriculture, including the monocrop foods we eat, but the environmental destruction and labor exploitation for plants cannot even compare to animal agriculture.
âI am ok with people being vegan butâŚâ
Oh are you? Are you okay with people objecting to the mass breeding, exploitation and horrifically cruel slaughter of billions of sentient beings, the exploitation of an entire underclass of the working poor and the massive ecological devastation inherent in industrialised animal agriculture? Thatâs so chill of you.
when it comes to structural violence and oppression, society as a whole rightfully labels the perpetrator/beneficiary of said violence in order to call out and label that behavior as wrong. for example, someone who actively upholds and benefits from white supremacist ideals is called a racist. someone who discriminates and contributes to hatred and violence against gay people is called homophobic. someone who contributes to the typically race-based fear and hatred of other cultures or countries is called xenophobic.
so why is it, then, when weâre talking about the oppression and perpetual mass-killing of non-human animals, that the people who are actively choosing to not contribute to that system are the ones that are labeled as âotherâ? why is it that we must bear the label of vegan when all weâre doing is not contributing to that system of violence (as much as is practicable and possible)? why is the systematic subjugation and murder of animals so extremely normalized to the point that those who are not contributing to it are the ones seen as subversive? there is no word for people who demand animal flesh and are willingly contributing to their murder by paying for it.
i don't understand how so many kind and compassionate people can turn a blind eye to the suffering of animals. it tears me apart

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have you people ever met a vegan person like in real life or do you get all your info from sensationalized tiktoks
I donât get why people have done literally zero research about veganism love to argue with people who have spent years being vegan. Who have read books, googled everything, and are really passionate about a serious life long commitment.
I dont get why people that only read books and the internet and google things feel that its enough over people that live the life of a farmer and have for centuries in the family, everyday is spent with the animals, for the animals and will carry on being for the animals. We are serious with a lifelong passion to keep raising these creatures and care for them so to me thats more for the animals then just.. not eating them.
Is it for the animals? Would you care for them if you didnât get to eat them? If you didnât get to sell them? If you didnât get to force them to do what you wanted? Or are you the petit-bourgoise telling us that things are fine how they are because the prospect of societal change gives you an anxiety that the things you have control over will be taken away?
âDonât independently research things through objective sources like books and the internet, just listen to the subjective accounts of industry insiders themselves, the people with the most personal, social, emotional and financial incentive to have you view our industry and practices in favourable terms.â
I must say, while this is very often the implicit logic behind âlisten to the farmers not the factsâ rhetoric, I canât recall a time Iâve seen it spelled out quite so explicitly.
Veganism is literally the only subject for which it is perfectly okay to say âthe opinion of the industry exploiting the sentient beings in question is much more neutral and better informed than that of independent sources who gain literally nothing but public contempt and legal proceedings from their actionsâ.
Ntm the objective sources are not just random people, like a guy named Jerry chilling in his basement. Weâre talking the IPCC, The U.N., Oxford, Anonymous Whistle blowers within the industry, Ex-Farmers, and people who risked jail time simply to leak live footage of what was happening behind those closed doors, and the largest public database of the study of medicine to date.
For Any Other social justice movement, this would be considered the obvious choice, but y'all choose to listen to Bolsonaroâs ilk because, hamburgers? That shit makes sense to you?
The fact is to correct climate change we NEED to, at the very least, DRASTICALLY reduce meat consumption.
There is no world where climate change is fixed and youâre still eating how you are now.
the amount of instant noodles that use artificial meat flavours and are therefore vegan... i am so lucky and blessed
i went vegan in 2016 and honestly itâs shocking how 6 years later too many of you so-called leftist liberationists are STILL completely and vehemently anti-vegan

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The fact that social justice tumblr is so outspokenly and aggressively against veganism really underlines my growing realisation that a lot of âactivismâ on this website has its basis in performative efforts, rather than true moral beliefs and convictions. A lot of this supposed activism is all noise and no action.
Itâs terribly easy to hit that reblog button, slap on a â#sjâ or â#signal boostâ, and proceed to contribute precisely nothing to the cause. It requires the same amount of effort to reblog a social justice post as it does to churn out shitposts and vine compilations. Doesnât exactly put the âactiveâ into activism, does it? That callout post you liked the other day? Really put a stop to the rise of the far right.
This extreme need to be the most woke, the most progressive, the most ideologically pure, all while putting in an absolute bare minimum of effort, is precisely why so many self-proclaimed activists and social justice advocates despise the idea of veganism. You canât become vegan by reblogging a bunch of photosets and sending out a few angry anons. You have to actually make changes that will affect your daily life.
So when they gleefully call all vegans rich white racists, pointedly speaking over poor vegans and vegans of colour, when they circulate posts about mistreated vegetable farmers (pretending they never ate a vegetable in their life), but ignore the treatment of workers in the meat and dairy industries, when they regurgitate over and over every single scrap of misinformation that lets them maintain their façade of righteousness /all while never examining their own actions and inactions/, they are proving over and over that they would sooner stab their own ideals in the back than take a good hard look at themselves and put even an ounce of dedication behind their empty claims.
oh my god thank you
Weird how the hundreds of people who crawl out of the woodwork to âadvocateâ for quinoa farmers and crop pickers at the barest mention of veganism are dead silent as soon as weâre talking about slaughterhouse workers.
i hate that when it comes to ethical food choices people always have that âwell you do you, but donât tell others what to do/eatâ attitudeâŚ
like how does this make sense? all other kinds of activism include changing OTHER peopleâs behaviour. gay rights activism focuses on stopping other people from being homophobic, BLM focuses on stopping other people from being racist, and so on, and itâs common sense to understand why they want to influence other people who are being hurtful towards a specific group.
so whatâs the problem with animal rights activists/vegans who tell people to change their behaviour? why is this specific kind of activism suddenly an issue of âwell you do what you want but donât tell ME what to doââŚ
Yeah not eating animals is a great concept but you know whats a better concept? Not contributing to an industry that enslaves, abuses, and murders hundreds of poc a year
First of all stop with the whitewashing in your tags. Iâm a black vegan.
Secondly, vegans are aware of the cruelty that poc face at the hands of other industries. Thatâs why we typically make an effort to buy fair trade, local produce. And are conscious about where our clothes are coming from. Believe it or not, the majority of factory farmers are poc, and often even undocumented workers. By cutting out animal products we at least stop contributing to the cruelty in that industry.
But since youâre so concerned about it please tell me, what are you doing to reduce your impact? Do you buy 100% fair trade food? Do you support local farmers? Do you buy all your clothes from sweatshop free stores? Do you do anything at all to prevent the abuse and enslavement youâre so worried about?
Or do you eat meat/dairy AND the same vegetables as vegans from big name companies, wear clothes from Forever 21 and other sweatshop users, but still feel like you have the right to point at vegans and tell us weâre a bunch of privileged white people who donât care about mistreated workers and need to start doing more?
Please let me know, Iâm all ears.
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I get so tired of hearing that veganism is prohibitively expensive when I KNOW I've survived on tighter food budgets than a lot of the people saying that. Especially when that same person then goes on to talk about "eating local grass fed beef". "Too expensive" clearly has vastly different meanings to us. You talk about bougie HEAVILY prohibitive shit like that then wanna tell me my lifestyle is only for rich people. Ok.

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âanimals should be treated well before theyâre eaten but eating them isnât wrongâ really isnât a hard belief to understand
funny how people on Tumblr are constantly like âyou are not immune to propaganda, look into what someone is posting first before blindly agreeing with them, even if their post reads scientific enough, double checkâ until it comes to anti-vegan propaganda, then itâs âoh yes, I 100% trust this and donât need to do any research myself because I donât want to challenge my worldview or find information that I donât like.â