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Do angry vegans turn you against going vegan?

It must be true then...get consuming...

It's an interesting one for sure. One day I'll study in depth. In terms of masculinity I personally feel it's more masculine to be vegan.

Firstly, the t levels.

Then there's the erections. Vegans have stronger erections.

Vegan male sweat is more attractive to women than non vegan male sweat.

There's a load of other examples but those three are quite fun ones...

:D :D
 
It must be true then...get consuming...

It's an interesting one for sure. One day I'll study in depth. In terms of masculinity I personally feel it's more masculine to be vegan.

Firstly, the t levels.

Then there's the erections. Vegans have stronger erections.

Vegan male sweat is more attractive to women than non vegan male sweat.

There's a load of other examples but those three are quite fun ones...

Some say these are an evolutionary features deriving from aeons of sexual selection.

Ie. women selecting tribal leaders by choosing the worst hunter.
 
when they test the draw strength of longbows they string it then hang this weight-scale on it to test it. Thats what they should use when testing the rigidity of hardons. Bet vegans have a 160 pound draw, minimum
 
That's .. intersting. Just had a google and advice if you want to raise your t levels seems to be to eat more tuna eggs beef etc. :hmm:

Scientists paid by Big Meat.

The sight of the vegans with their mighty Swords of Justice has got them rattled.
 
I'm not sure what the obsession meat eaters have with these grey areas. It's as if they're just looking for excuses, diverting attention away from their own potentially immoral practices with examples of alleged "vegan extremism" and "weirdness" because apparently nearly all vegans behave in exactly the same way. :rolleyes:

Do you mean *some* meat eaters?
 
Exactly. They are just taking on the rage from the animals they ate, that didn't want to die. If dead animal eaters had focused on what us vegans eat, we would give a shit. When we point out they are eating abuse, murder and suffering, they lose their shit.

Oh and talking of shit, I'm sure I read somewhere that most of the dead animals have shit all over them when consumed.

:facepalm:
:D
You ever eat mushrooms
 
Yeah. It's pretty evident but maybe all part of the programming? Check out interviews with Matthew Glover (veganuary) or more so with Joey Carbstrong.

The questions they don't want to ask is things like why have you stayed vegan?

What is the difference in your health?

Are you happier as a vegan?

Is your general well being better?

Predominantly the answers to those questions are going to be very positive.

Matthew highlighted all these points well.

Joey focuses more on ethics.

Both good but Matthew's style probably more effective.
I've posted several Joey interviews already. I think his activism is brilliant.
I also have a lot of respect for Earthling Ed...
There's lots of good people about, I've also been keeping my eye on the activism of DrumAndBassVeganFace and BananaWarriorPrincess.

With regards to being "more effective", well I'm not going to knock any of the activists putting themselves out for the cause. As far as I'm concerned they're all fkin heroes. Some might be better communicators than others, some a bit loud and passionate some softer and gentler, but as long as they're sincere they have my full support.
 
please stop this, i have said that i am ignoring this shitstorm of a thread and don't appreciate being tagged in this way
Dude, you're better off either completely blanking those shit stirring cunts or fighting fire with fire. Complaining isn't really going to cut it when they're purposely out to goad and provoke trying to wind you up. Play them on your own terms. Just saying.
 
Yeah, those fragile carnists will cave first.

Can't be more than a few Johnny CabbageWarrior posts away from getting some converts...
 
Yeah. It's pretty evident but maybe all part of the programming? Check out interviews with Matthew Glover (veganuary) or more so with Joey Carbstrong.
...I forgot to mention that other decent Aussie bloke James Aspey...



tbh, I don't really like his voice that much but he's an awesome activist.
 
...I forgot to mention that other decent Aussie bloke James Aspey...



tbh, I don't really like his voice that much but he's an awesome activist.


Cool story about T. Colin Campbell. Not 100% sure about him being judge and jury as to whether people are vegan or plant based. Does he carry vegan/plant based badges for people to wear after he's classified them? I like him though, I've met him once at a vegfest and he was a cool guy.
 
Not 100% sure about him being judge and jury as to whether people are vegan or plant based. Does he carry vegan/plant based badges for people to wear after he's classified them?
Wait...what? Judge and jury? That's not the message that I got from what he said there. I agree with him that being vegan is more than just eating the food. Mileage may vary. Some people just want to concentrate on their health or just on the food, that's up to them. He's not forcing anybody to acknowledge animal welfare if they don't want to, just sharing information that others may not be aware of.
 
I've posted several Joey interviews already. I think his activism is brilliant.
I also have a lot of respect for Earthling Ed...
There's lots of good people about, I've also been keeping my eye on the activism of DrumAndBassVeganFace and BananaWarriorPrincess.

With regards to being "more effective", well I'm not going to knock any of the activists putting themselves out for the cause. As far as I'm concerned they're all fkin heroes. Some might be better communicators than others, some a bit loud and passionate some softer and gentler, but as long as they're sincere they have my full support.

Was chatting about this to a fellow vegan the other day. He was quite dismissive about emo vegans. I laughed and said, there's room for everyone. If they are trying to make a difference then good on them. Earthling Ed is pretty sharp - he's sussed out that the media are trying to portray vegans in a certain light - to attempt to get vegans to take on that sort of behaviour. Also that non vegans will think "all vegans are like that" (negative stereotype).. and of course drive a divide between us all. This is quite hilarious and I can certainly relate to this in my earlier stages of veganism. But Ed seems one step ahead of all of that. I'll check out the other people.

I do believe that it's more likely that subtle less in your face activism is a lot more effective. I think that studies have shown this to be the case - but I'm taking another's word for it - so treading carefully with that statement.
 
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