Your opinion on vegan and vegetarian diets?

[Oliver #MAGA]

Over the years, there has been many reasons brought up as to why one should take up a vegan or a vegetarian diet, and many have different reasons as to why they chose to do so. What do you personally think about vegetarian diets as well as vegan diets and their impact on both themselves and the world? Since they are quite different, I'd find it more reasonable to present seperate opinions on both.

If you are a vegan or a vegetarian, how did you come to decide on becoming one, and what changes has it brought to your life? How long have you followed this diet, and how is it going for you?

Feel free to discuss that on this thread.

[Jaunitta 🌸]

Vagen is non animals products. No animals 100 % so not even cheese or dairy no milk. No eggs only fruit vegetables and grains
Vegatarians eat cheese and dairy just not red meat
These days we have GMF genetically modified food.

[󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡]

became vegan to understand the meaning of Compassion

[Plaid]

Not Big Surprise님이 먼저 게시:

Plaid님이 먼저 게시:

The meat eaters are starting to sound like PETA now.
"Plant murder!" "Eat cows! Save the brocolli!"

Have you ever considered this could be just us mocking you? Maybe we're tired of your bs and want you to have a taste of it by showing your nonsense in a perspective where you can understand why we are tired of it?

what are you even talking about?

[Methamphetamine]

Erm ... I once met a vegan talking about veganism with a leather handbag. "We need to save those cute animals" She just undid everything.

[FUBAR]

I'm mostly vegetarian.I also eat sea food and eggs sometimes.I don't eat meat.

[Not Big Surprise]

tmwfte님이 먼저 게시:

Not Big Surprise님이 먼저 게시:

Does anyone here tell other people what they mean by every word they say?

When the terms are called into question, yes.

Saying "shut up" is not ok if that's the only thing you say, but I provided other points.

Doesn't matter. It's like anything you say before going into a "but", the preceding clause is usually just BS.

And again, third world country is used almost daily, but this is the first time I hear "developing countries" outside a formal context.

You're not everyone, mate. You're again presenting anecdotal evidence that isn't supported by, well, anything.

And there's a difference between everyday use and formal use. You don't need 11 PHDs in linguistics to know language varies depending on the context. The concept is brinda dropped in formal use, but you can ask anyone in a forum what "third world country" means, and chances are they will say "developing counties".

Another fallacy. Appealing even to a hypothetical masses again.

Although it is still very funny that you keep going back to "language varies depending on the context" and "language changes over time" as the backbone of your argument. It still misses that time has moved on and the concept and usage of third world has changed. Keep up with the times, man.

I just woke up and saw this. It begs the question, do we continue?
I'm just going to say this.

Appealing to masses is valid because the topic of discussion (language) is subjective to the consent of a society. That's why there are several languages, each one with their expressions. Though I've been thinking and there may be another explanation to what the Wikipedia article said. Maybe, the whole topic of first world and third world is not discussed a lot on the internet, and that's why people aren't USING the expression, but still know of its existence and use it when they need, and people making formal debates stopped using it.

Your answer to language varying through context only really challenges the other point I made, not this one.

Again, do we continue? It's been too long for a discussion that misses the entire point, the point being veganism. I'm going to stop here, there are things more important and objective to discuss out there.

[Jej]

I have nothing against vegetarians as they mostly are due to a dietary preference and they don't tend to rag on others for theirs.

Vegans on the other hand I can't stand them. I've yet to meet a vegan that didn't act like a complete bellend.

Me? I like meat. Hell, if given the chance I'd try horse and other unorthodox meats.

[Xero_Daxter]

Eat what you want and I’ll eat what I want. But don’t tell me what I can or cannot eat because then I’ll have a problem.