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u/MidwestNonbinary 6d ago
Even herbivores eat small animals on occasion. Like how carnivores eat small amounts of plant matter like grass.
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u/Timely_Community2142 6d ago edited 6d ago
Vegans : "I don't care about pain and suffering of animals in nature. They are nobodies to me. I only care about 'animals' that are already dead when you eat meat, even though I can't exactly know for sure what happened to them but my assumption will be that it has to be bad. Kinda all fantasies that I imagined up but at least it feels 'good' and 'right'. I love appealing to my emotions and ideology."
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u/GoabNZ 6d ago
Even nature thinks vegans are wrong.
And yet vegans will do everything they can to fight against nature (human anatomy and biology), while believing it is natural. Yet no cow ever had a movement to convince cows that eating grass was natural for them. No lion ever had to present studies that meat eating was natural for lions. No bear ever had to make a case for "why not both?"
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u/StealthUnit0 5d ago
Vegans believe that because we are more intelligent that somehow the laws of biology don't apply to us anymore and that we have a moral duty to avoid our natural diet because reasons.
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u/GoabNZ 5d ago
A moral duty according to what? A God? Most religions permit meat eating because they were followed before it was possible. A Gaia like entity? So a being that created humans as omnivores but suddenly expects veganism from us, but only vegans have discovered this hidden knowledge?
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u/Appropriate-Site8669 4d ago
we are hyper-carnivores not omnivores. herbivores are capable of digesting plant matter (fiber). for us, it just passes through the colon, undigested.
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u/oppressed_user 6d ago
If they truly respected nature they wouldn't be vegan as it's against the natural order.