the rules don't apply to me.

Amazon fires linked to the meat industry

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/meat-consumption-linked-to-the-amazon-fires-2019-8

The Loma Linda University study that found that vegetarians live longer than omnivores (there are many more but I’m not getting paid for this)

https://news.llu.edu/health-wellness/loma-linda-s-longevity-legacy

Lower risk of heart disease in vegans and vegetarians (there are many more but I’m not fucking getting paid for this)

https://www.bmj.com/content/366/bmj.l4897

As many sources as tumblr will physically let me post about animal agriculture’s impact on the environment (this was on Wikipedia, would’ve taken you less than 8 seconds to find)

Fun infographic explaining what meat definitely gives you cancer and what meat probably gives you cancer. This was in the news for like two full years.

http://www.unep.fr/shared/publications/pdf/dtix1262xpa-priorityproductsandmaterials_report.pdf

The UN report that led to them urging everyone to go vegan bc it would allow us to feed human beings and prevent global warming

Pretty much every nutritional report from the USDA since 2015, which I will not link bc I’m not actually getting fucking paid to do your research for you, idk if I mentioned that.

You have a responsibility to educate yourself. I have listed these links literally hundreds of times, many on this exact post. Ignoring easily verifiable data when you are funding something so dangerous and destructive is both childish and lazy.

You might say it causes cancer, but shit man I gotta die someday somehow.

(The video explains it) “And it can be traced back to a policy meant to save water.”

There are like ten other plant mills with lower water consumption than almond.

Vegans talk about workers’ rights all the time, including the people who have to work in literal slaughterhouses.

The only time non-vegans bring up workers rights is when they’re arguing against vegans. ‘Everything is bad’ isn’t really an argument, especially when non-vegans are still eating all those plant foods too.

Vegans and vegetarians do tend to live longer, that’s one of the links I posted up there originally.

We have extensive evidence that demonstrates that people can live healthy lives on plant diets, and that meat hurts the human body, the planet, starves the less fortunate, and ends lives unnecessarily.

Amazon fires linked to the meat industry

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/meat-consumption-linked-to-the-amazon-fires-2019-8

The Loma Linda University study that found that vegetarians live longer than omnivores (there are many more but I’m not getting paid for this)

https://news.llu.edu/health-wellness/loma-linda-s-longevity-legacy

Lower risk of heart disease in vegans and vegetarians (there are many more but I’m not fucking getting paid for this)

https://www.bmj.com/content/366/bmj.l4897

As many sources as tumblr will physically let me post about animal agriculture’s impact on the environment (this was on Wikipedia, would’ve taken you less than 8 seconds to find)

Fun infographic explaining what meat definitely gives you cancer and what meat probably gives you cancer. This was in the news for like two full years.

http://www.unep.fr/shared/publications/pdf/dtix1262xpa-priorityproductsandmaterials_report.pdf

The UN report that led to them urging everyone to go vegan bc it would allow us to feed human beings and prevent global warming

Pretty much every nutritional report from the USDA since 2015, which I will not link bc I’m not actually getting fucking paid to do your research for you, idk if I mentioned that.

You have a responsibility to educate yourself. I have listed these links literally hundreds of times, many on this exact post. Ignoring easily verifiable data when you are funding something so dangerous and destructive is both childish and lazy.

You might say it causes cancer, but shit man I gotta die someday somehow.

(The video explains it) “And it can be traced back to a policy meant to save water.”

There are like ten other plant mills with lower water consumption than almond.

Vegans talk about workers’ rights all the time, including the people who have to work in literal slaughterhouses.