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Do angry vegans turn you against going vegan?

As for annoying vegetarians/vegans, for sure they exist. PETA is a thing, and they must be getting the funding for their cringe-worthy publicity stunts from somewhere.

But that's not what turns me off veganism. What turns me off veganism is the total lack of animal products. No meat is bad enough, but no dairy either? No leather too? No thanks.
my eating problems mean I just can't get enough in me without meat and dairy. Ethically I'd like to go veggie, or at least just fish. But I'd waste away worse than I am now.
 
Ooh! Right, kalidarkone, I am a horribly angry vegan. Very angry, lots of angry.

So, would you come along and post bacon and eggs through my letterbox, please? (Because I might like having breakfast delivered to me and might find that I am not vegan at all, but just a greedy lying chancer.) :)

Celyn, only if you gave me a hard time about the fact I'm not vegan or tried to convince me to do so. I would feel the same way about anyone trying to convince me of anything I was not ready to be convinced about.:)

Pm me your address ;)
 
OK, I'll get it out in the open. I'm vegan, pleased to meet you.

I'm vegan because I believe we should treat animals much better in this world, and the environment, and our own health.

There's an argument between vegans that seems to be gathering pace. Some vegans claim that you can be vegan and eat honey, drink beer with fish bladder in it... Other vegans think that you have to be 100% vegan or get to f***. Those in the latter group tend to be quite militant/vegans.

My question to the good people of Urban75 is this. Do angry vegans make you want to shout bacon in their face? Do angry vegans make you think say oh f*** off would you? Are you more receptive to a non judgemental, the right side of sanity vegan? Or do you still want to shout bacon in their face?

I'd be grateful of responses.
Really pitifully crap trolling is what gets my goat.
 
When animals evolve enough to potentially order a beer then I'll stop killing and eating them.

This is the superiority argument. I think it's flawed. Firstly, if it's just a superiority thing then why do people only eat certain animals? Also why stop there? There's loads of humans that don't have the capability to order a beer but you would not kill and eat them would you?
 
No it just puts me off that particular vegan, like the one who insisted the vegan chocolate cake I had made for the vegan and vegetarian coffeeshop I worked in was not vegan because it had chocolate in it despite being told that it had no dairy in the cocoa powder.

Reasonable response. Chocolate can be a bit sketchy. Some companies say 100% vegan others are a bit more vague... "we think it is".
 
I'm a non-evangelical vegetarian myself. But I haven't met half as many angry, aggressively vegan people as I've met (or at least read on t'web) frail-hearted meateaters who are apparently scared off veganism by these near-mythical militant yoghurt-knitters.
 
OK, I'll get it out in the open. I'm vegan, pleased to meet you.

I'm vegan because I believe we should treat animals much better in this world, and the environment, and our own health.

There's an argument between vegans that seems to be gathering pace. Some vegans claim that you can be vegan and eat honey, drink beer with fish bladder in it... Other vegans think that you have to be 100% vegan or get to f***. Those in the latter group tend to be quite militant/vegans.

My question to the good people of Urban75 is this. Do angry vegans make you want to shout bacon in their face? Do angry vegans make you think say oh f*** off would you? Are you more receptive to a non judgemental, the right side of sanity vegan? Or do you still want to shout bacon in their face?

I'd be grateful of responses.
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The number of people saying they know no militant vegans leaves me wondering if our social circle is, perhaps, an artefact of the trendy hipster fringes of academia, baby yoga, NCT, Steiner toddler mornings, organic bakeries, and the militant fringe of assorted breastfeeding tubthumper collectives in which we commingle.

Are there really none in Kettering, DotCommunist ?
 
The number of people saying they know no militant vegans leaves me wondering if our social circle is, perhaps, an artefact of the trendy hipster fringes of academia, baby yoga, NCT, Steiner toddler mornings, organic bakeries, and the militant fringe of assorted breastfeeding tubthumper collectives in which we commingle.

Are there really none in Kettering, DotCommunist ?
there must be one or two surely, but not n my orbit.
 
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