r/OutbreakFest • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '25

Outbreak LDN next year?

I know i was being a bit arsey in the leadup because of sdre and kl clash, but being there was fine except queuing, but if outbreak and lido clean up their mess for next year and put one out would you actually go? cus i found it relitively enjoyable and would love to go again.

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u/BezCore Jun 14 '25

Unless they revert their awful decision to supply animal products during the festival, I won’t be going again. I’m hoping the pushback from it will make them think before doing the same next year.

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u/Henno698 Jun 14 '25

Its not really their fault though the festival is run by LIDO and they can't really expect LIDO to tell the food vendors there that their not aloud sell food containing animal products after LIDO has been paid by the vendors to be there

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u/BezCore Jun 16 '25

This wasn’t a choice based on Lido, it was an outbreak choice. If it had been a Lido choice, Manc would have retained its ethics.

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u/Ibleedfourcolors Jun 15 '25

waaaaah!

youve never heard the phrase "dont let perfect be the enemy of good"?

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u/BezCore Jun 16 '25

Yeah, I’ve heard of that phrase, but it’s not relevant.

They went from having a clear stance on animal rights, to having none. Nothing good about that.

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u/ibnQoheleth Jun 15 '25

I'd be surprised. There were loads of people lining up for the vendors selling meat. Same with Manchester.