People aren’t consuming less, though, they’re consuming more. Global meat consumption is still rising. Despite supporting myself on a retail-industry income, I’m still able to be 100% vegan, and support zero animal cruelty.
Less is great. None is best. Your only rationale in your comment for why eating less animal products is better than going completely vegan is… that’s the way you live so you want that to be the case?
You know what, great! While they’re pretty fucking stupid for staying on the platform for this long, it’s good that they have finally been forced off of it. Perhaps now they will find their way to something more federated friendly.
I’m gonna respond to yours with mine because I like yours, and mine is also vegan!
I make chickpea salad a lot lately: take a can of chickpeas, dump it in the medium size Pyrex, take a potato masher, smush smush, add mayo, mustard or mustard powder, and a solid sprinkling of salt. Then add any more extras depending how I’m feeling, maybe pickles, pickle juice, a splash of white vinegar, nutritional yeast, crushed red pepper flakes, bell peppers, celery… many many options!
okay so you’re rich, way to flex on us
The demographic is American idiots. There are a lot of them. China makes a lot of shirts for this demographic.
that last panel is freaking hilarious
Aglets, if you’re talking about the ends on the laces, and please update why you’re asking lol
What do you mean, “what happened to” parents deciding what books are placed in the children’s section of a library? That has never been the case. There is no committee of parents meeting to decide on whether each book is appropriate for everyone’s kids. It’s a library. If a parent doesn’t approve of the book their child wants to check out they say “no.” It’s as simple as that. These are children’s books, they will be put in libraries in the children’s section.
i doubt there are any dog meat eaters reading this, but chicken, cow, fish, etc? Still animals, some more intelligent than dogs.