My cheeseburger says hello 👋🏻

No.

Nah. Love the plants,

so eat the animals.

uSe LiNuX

Originally posted by Soul Status: Doggo:

My cheeseburger says hello 👋🏻

My vegan cheeseburger from Burger King says hi. Dogs can - and should be - vegan too, cute doggo ❤️❤️

Originally posted by PlanktonHatesTheWorld:

uSe LiNuX

No

plants feel pain too.

Originally posted by Nülliflower:

what about the plants though? they're alive too.

Veganism kills less plants if you care so much about them. Plus less animals. Win-win.

Originally posted by PlanktonHatesTheWorld:

uSe LiNuX

Already do ❤️❤️❤️

sometimes I eat a tomato, once a week

Originally posted by Vak:

Originally posted by Nülliflower:

what about the plants though? they're alive too.

Veganism kills less plants if you care so much about them. Plus less animals. Win-win.

You wouldn't say that if you knew how many plants, and animals, have to be exterminated to preserve the crops that are actually edible.

funfact vegans. Meat tastes better if it lived a happy life and died in a relaxed state.

so high quality meat is the most humane.

Originally posted by Vak:

Originally posted by PlanktonHatesTheWorld:

uSe LiNuX

Already do ❤️❤️❤️

i know

linux users are the vegans of electronics

Originally posted by Vak:

End of message, the animals thank you 🐮

so here's a thought experiment for you;

everyone goes vegan as you desire.
there is no longer any reason to keep livestock, all of the domesticated livestock are set free!
then they all die because they can't survive in the wild!

when's the last time you saw a wild cow? these animals only exist because people keep them.

Originally posted by kingjames488:

Originally posted by Vak:

End of message, the animals thank you 🐮

so here's a thought experiment for you;

everyone goes vegan as you desire.
there is no longer any reason to keep livestock, all of the domesticated livestock are set free!
then they all die because they can't survive in the wild!

when's the last time you saw a wild cow? these animals only exist because people keep them.

there used to be wild cows, mostly throughout central eurasia. they were called orok. and were far bigger than the domestic cow.