you're retarded, shitty people are made, not born. everyone starts out as an innocent animal and then they were exposed to some kind of trauma that made them into a shitty person. animals are no different.
you aren't the paragon of ethics and morality that you think you are
You can say that, but i really don't give a shit if i'm ethical, or if i'm a good person. And besides, those animals are going to be eaten by someone, i'm not personally responsible for whoever owns the slaughterhouses and whoever treats the animals inhumanely.
>will you be making that smug face when you're bent over a table and a doctor reaches his cold, gloved hand deep inside your asshole to check for cancer and polyps?
I'll be making that smug face when he says I have neither.
that chart isn't right
You gotta know where to shop or else you will end up being ripped off.
>You can get 16 eggs for 2 bucks at dollar tree
>a bag of broccoli cuts for a dollar at dollar tree
>5 chicken breasts for 4.99
>beef is a little expensive
>rice for way cheap if you go to the chinese supermarket
>and a ten pound bag of potatoes for 2.99
(I couldn't eat all that in a week if I wanted to)
I always spend about 20.00 a week on groceries and I am no vegan.
>I'll be making that smug face when he says I have neither.
hmmm
verywellhealth.com
Colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States in both men and women. Most cancers in the colon develop from polyps, which are growths that form within the inner lining of the colon. While most polyps do not actually turn into cancer, the ones that are most likely to are called adenomatous polyps or adenomas. Large polyps (greater than one centimeter), polyps that contain abnormal cells (called dysplastic polyps), and having two or more polyps within the colon also increases the likelihood for colon cancer.
In terms of risk factors, a person's chance of developing colon cancer increases as he or she gets older, especially after the age of 50. Furthermore, having type 2 diabetes or inflammatory bowel disease (for example, ulcerative colitis), or a family history of colon cancer also increases a person's risk for developing the disease, as do some modifiable risk factors like being overweight and eating a diet rich in red and processed meats.
Veganism makes you far too much.
>incel
>vegan
>borderline Jow Forumstard
Holy fuck, you can't make this shit up.
Remember to take your meds.
>shitty people are made, not born
see, i disagree with this. i think i myself am a shitty person, because fundamentally at the core in a opportunistic hypocrite. im literally on the same level as meat eaters, except im a vegan
the reason why im a vegan is because i believe in god. if i didnt believe in god then i wouldn't care less about the animals, and it would be reasonable for me to be a piece of shit. im on the same level as meat eaters, i just think im being judged and as a result i decide to act ethically. fundamentally, im an opportunistic hypocrite, as i feel all humans are
>you aren't the paragon of ethics and morality that you think you are
i never claimed to be jesus, im just advocating veganism to robots because its ethically superior. i strongly think that veganism is ethically superior to eating meat, debate me
and celebrating and smiling when some dumb whore gets killed is unethical? bro i smile and celebrate when niggers kill pregnant white women in africa. is than unethical? why? why does it trigger you when other people are happy? dont you want me to be happy, user? :^)
were you born believing in god?
please dont say something retarded
>WOW someone doesn't fit stereotypes and thinks for himself WOW you cant make this shit up! =OOO
may i suggest using your brain and thinking for yourself once in a while? its not like you will die when you start thinking for yourself, user :^)
these animals are sentient and conscious and dont want to die, its unethical for you to kill them for your taste pleasure. humans dont need animal products to survive
tell me why you cant go vegan
>especially after the age of 50
I'm not older than 50
>having type 2 diabetes
I don't have that
>inflammatory bowel disease (for example, ulcerative colitis)
I don't have those
>or a family history of colon cancer
I don't have that
>being overweight
I'm actually slightly underweight
>and eating a diet rich in red and processed meats.
I eat much more fish and chicken than i do red meats.