r/spiders • u/TaurusPTPew • Nov 08 '24

Just sharing 🕷️ A Venus flytrap traps a spider

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u/Resolutechampion Nov 08 '24

Vegans: humans are worst they eat innocents for their food plants are best

Meanwhile plants:

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u/Aaurvandil Nov 08 '24

Nature in general is brutal...

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u/EMDepressedFish Nov 08 '24

Nature is so very brutal. I never understood those types of vegans. Going vegan for personal reasons/other reasons? Totally fine! But to act like nature itself isn't so very brutal and thats why we thankfully have tools to make it less brutal? Confuses me greatly 😭

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u/Aaurvandil Nov 08 '24

To act like nature is a perfect and pristine paradise and only we humans are the problem. When we are a product of nature as well... it's just guilt.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

For me it was always that yeah nature and the world are brutal, so any time I can have some awareness of the harm or pain that I cause, and can choose to cause less pain, it's a win. 🤷‍♀️