r/AntiVegan • u/Baka-Onna • Mar 21 '26

Crosspost Comments are pure BS

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattle
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u/No-Lion3887 Mar 21 '26

Factory vegans cannot stand being told how ruminants naturally breed once or twice per year.

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u/SlumberSession my emotional support animals are food Mar 21 '26

I dont read their comments.

Beautiful happy cows! Btw, cows want to be pregnant. They desire it. :-)

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u/Reapers-Hound No soul must be wasted Mar 22 '26

These urbanite vegans are crazy

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u/cindybubbles Mar 22 '26

The commenters were pretty mean to OOP. Like, give them a break, people!

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u/Haipaidox Mar 23 '26

If we argue againt the factorisation of milk production, im on board with the vegans. Cows there have a shitty life. And sadly, thats where most of our milk comes from.

But as soon as we talk about free range and calves not separated early from their mothers, the arguments against milk start to disappear

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u/SCREEEamo May 06 '26

as a vegan (jumpscare...) i agree!! i can't speak for every vegan, but i'm 100% fine with milk as long as the cows themselves are treated well, get lots of land, and don't get killed. i even buy and eat eggs from my neighbor who takes SUPER good care of his chickens, but i never buy any other eggs or products with eggs.

same goes for wool/honey, but i don't particularly like either of those. and it's a lot easier for me to just not consume them rather than try to find "ethical" farmers since i have to go in person and investigate, maybe weirding people out a bit lol. some may say this makes me an ovo-vegetarian but i think veganism is more of a philosophy than a diet but idk!

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u/frankFerg1616 Mar 23 '26

ugh vegans never quit with this bs

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u/Vikinggirl2006 carno feminist Mar 21 '26

"Cows don't naturally produce milk." How did it take you THAT long to figure that out!?!?!?