Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Hmm, is this why the tofu prices have jumped up by 50p lately?
Do angry vegans turn you against going vegan?
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Hmm, is this why the tofu prices have jumped up by 50p lately?
Yossarian
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No, the tariff rise would only apply to soybeans bought in China, and it was never implemented anyway, I think your tofu supplier is just trying to fuck you over.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Fucking Sainsburys, I can believe it.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Lidl have the cauldron one for £1.49 at the moment .
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
I am nowhere near a Lidl sadly, my locals either a shitty Tesco Express or a larger Sainsburys that I loathe.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
That's shite. I also loathe Sainsbury's for being robbing bastard's and Tesco is just crap.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
I used to be near Tesco Leytonstone which was pretty good, they had a shit load of cheap, basic, Indian food and ingredients and we made ourselves fat on cheap frozen samosas when they went on offer for holidays.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
OzT
Online early mornings when at work ....
Aldis works pretty well for veggie and vegan options, in our dull but recent shopping experiences 
ETA: My animal lusting tastebuds might yet be convinced, but this last month I’ve seen no end of tasty looking vegan treats in mags like a Time Out.
I’m sure purists will say that good food is meant to look horrible, like a culinary hair shirt, it can only be good if you’re being punished. But oh my, some recent photos of vegan treats look very, very, bad. Nom. Sign me up. It’s moved on from the plate of gray beans.
I’m sure purists will say that good food is meant to look horrible, like a culinary hair shirt, it can only be good if you’re being punished. But oh my, some recent photos of vegan treats look very, very, bad. Nom. Sign me up. It’s moved on from the plate of gray beans.
PaoloSanchez
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lol @ "despised" by vegans. Not sure that there is a whole lot of "despising" going on tbh. Most people who now call themselves vegan were once meat eaters or vegetarians.
National Vegetarian Week appears to be a rather low key affair, or perhaps I just haven't noticed. I doesn't appear to have anywhere near the same buzz that the Veganuary campaign had, which I find surprising given that there are supposed to be more vegetarians around than vegans.
PaoloSanchez
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I guess so, untroubled by the ethical issues raised by animal agriculture. I imagine that it might be easier to sleep at night when you able to turn a blind eye to the atrocities involved and pretend that they don't exist.
Nice one!
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
http://www.veggievision.tv/we-chat-...egan-chef-presenter-and-author-keith-squires/
Up to now veganism has been held as a belief but now I feel the argument is shifting. Being vegan is very logical, its healthy, ecological, tasty and doesn’t involve cruelty and suffering to animals. So it is really eating meat that is becoming a belief rather than the norm that everyone takes for granted.
It is great to see so many young people recognising this and deciding to become vegan. Also there is a huge rise in people eating more vegan meals or being flexitarian. My experience is that it is a big jump for a lot of people go vegan overnight. They are not sure how to cook the food and have other family members to consider. Or they just don’t have time or energy to make a big change
Up to now veganism has been held as a belief but now I feel the argument is shifting. Being vegan is very logical, its healthy, ecological, tasty and doesn’t involve cruelty and suffering to animals. So it is really eating meat that is becoming a belief rather than the norm that everyone takes for granted.
It is great to see so many young people recognising this and deciding to become vegan. Also there is a huge rise in people eating more vegan meals or being flexitarian. My experience is that it is a big jump for a lot of people go vegan overnight. They are not sure how to cook the food and have other family members to consider. Or they just don’t have time or energy to make a big change
PaoloSanchez
Well-Known Member
So because plant agriculture results in the accidental killing and displacement of animals apparently this justifies the intentional mass slaughter that is an integral part of the animal agriculture.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
So because plant agriculture results in the accidental killing and displacement of animals apparently this justifies the intentional mass slaughter that is an integral part of the animal agriculture.
Really, who writes like this?
PaoloSanchez
Well-Known Member
Earthling Ed having a great conversation with his friends dad on his US and Canada tour...
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Some carnist berzerkers have taken up the "silly name" baton and are stirring up their own counter-storm on Youtube:
Ginny Bloodlett
Marcus Buddyslaughter
Protein Pete
Cindy Carnage-MaGeddon
Ginny Bloodlett
Marcus Buddyslaughter
Protein Pete
Cindy Carnage-MaGeddon
D'wards
IT'S YOUR DECISION DANIEL
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
littlebabyjesus
one of Maxwell's demons
To be accurate, there's nothing accidental about killing pest animals such as rabbits.So because plant agriculture results in the accidental killing and displacement of animals apparently this justifies the intentional mass slaughter that is an integral part of the animal agriculture.
As for the intentional mass slaughter, that is half the story. It comes as part of a package alongside intentional mass breeding.
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
NoXion
Craicy the Squirrel
So because plant agriculture results in the accidental killing and displacement of animals apparently this justifies the intentional mass slaughter that is an integral part of the animal agriculture.
I didn't say anything about justification. I doubt that rabbits care whether they are being killed to make stew or killed to stop them eating too many crops.
Jeff Robinson
Marxist-Lentilist: Jackboots and Jackfruit
Democracy Now segment with Glenn Greenwald on how the US government - at the behest of their corporate puppet masters - protects animal abuse whilst treating animal rights activists who expose the abuse and rescue animals from it as 'terrorists':
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