#meat eaters

[tumbler-polls]

[allwomenjointhe4bmovement]

I hate, hate, HATE when a vegan or vegetarian accidently eats/ uses an animal product or has a moment of weakness and gives in to a little spoon of dairy ice cream or meat etc and everyone(almost always non vegans) looses it and goes off on that person!

They always go “wasn’t that person supposed to be vegan?” or “lmao see!? You’re not as righteous as u thought u were” some even go as far as to accuse that person of being a “fake activist”!

I hate that so much cuz WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP STOP ANIMAL CRUELTY!?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO STOP SPECIES EXTINCTION!?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO REDUCE HUMANITY’S IMPACT ON THE PLANET!?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP MAKE SURE FUTURE GENERATIONS HAVE A HABITABLE WORLD TO LIVE IN!?

The imperfect vegans and vegetarians are at least putting in the effort!

You’re proudly being part of the problem while mocking, criticizing and ridiculing people who are trying to be part of the solution for not doing it perfectly!? Go f*ck yourself actually!

[haikuckuck]

Ja,diese gesellig wachsenden Pilzhüte sehen wie Burger Buds aus.Erinnern an die Hälften von den Soft Brötchen..Aber ich persönlich esse lieber Döner,sehr selten und nur mit Hähnchen Fleisch.

Ich esse kein Rindfleisch.Auch nicht Lamm,kein Kamel und Pferd sowieso nicht!!

Dafür gibt es mehrere Gründe.

Ich halte die Rinderhaltung ,die Massentierhaltung,auch sogenannte Biowirtschaft, für eine Sauerei, für kriminell.

Kleine Gruppenhaltung,Milchvieh,wo die Kälber auch einen Teil der Muttermilch bekommen ist oke.

Ich esse wie gesagt nur gelegentlich Fleisch von Vögeln, Geflügel:

Truthahn ,Pute,zb.

Der ist so hässlich der Vogel,also ...

Aber Kühe...niemals.

[doyouevenknowwhatshappening]

Did you know?

That you can be an animal rights activist without being vegan or vegetarian?

That you can believe that the cruelty towards animals in the meat industry is unjust without believing everyone in the world should be vegan/vegetarian?

That you can believe that there are far better, more humane and merciful ways to slaughter livestock than what we currently do without being vegan?

That you can believe that the conditions and environments of animals, farm or pets or wild, should be a priority amongst people without being vegan or vegetarian?

That you can have strong opinions on animal cruelty without being vegan or vegetarian?

That you can be vegan without trying to force everyone else to also be vegan?

(Kudos to thoes who do. Love u)

That you can believe all life, from insects to trees, from land and sea, should be treated with respect- while still also acknowledging that no one is ever going to stop eating meat?

That people are vegans for alot of reasons, and not always, if not rarely, for protest or performative reasons?

[antoniofoote-health]

The human species-specific diet is not meat🌿

[jepaullover]

when your friend is vegetarian and you have no idea how to cook for them:

@edencantfindhercar

[melisssg99]

I thought I'd give a little update on my journey of trying to eat meat again after about 11 years of vegetarianism.

This is what has changed so far:

• literally nothing

• just more tootin'

• like really just more gas

• that's it

Thank you for reading ☺️

[jhoumous]

"I could never stop eating meat"

[sorru1792]

गल काटे सो कुफर कसाई

दोनों धर्मों को समझाते हुए सूक्ष्मवेद में कहा गया है कि हिन्दू परमेश्वर के जीवों का गला धीरे-धीरे काटते हैं और मुस्लिम झटके से काटते हैं और इस कार्य को पुण्य बताते हैं लेकिन ये दोनों ही पाप (कुफ़र) कर रहे हैं जिसके लिए इन कसाइयों को नरक में डाला जाएगा।

बात करते हैं पुण्य की, करते हैं घोर अधर्म।

दोनों दीन नरक में पड़हीं, कुछ तो करो शर्म।।

#गल_काटे_सो_कुफर_कसाई

[ptrcbtmn]

[vegandude72]

[lotionsandlipsticks]

I've gone back to eating meat after around 8 years of being vegetarian. It got to the point where my body just wasn't happy at all with my diet (constant bloating, changes in toilet habits etc) and a health screening at work was a bit of a wake-up call in terms of what my body needed (or seemed to need).

If anyone is interested in any changes I've noticed since or what it's like to eat meat again after such a long time, just let me know :)

[detectivebambam]

tallow, leather/furs, meat, jewelry, brooms and brushes, tools

every damn part of the animal. taken care of, respected

lotion, faux leather/furs, soy, plastic, plastic, plastic

animal testing. pollution.

tell me again which is worse?

[theonlinevegan]

[fondwand]

every day I stop myself from actually sharing my full frustration with the weird dissonant self righteous pervasive culture on this website of meat eaters who don't want to feel guilty about eating meat twisting themselves up in knots to paint non-meat or animal product eaters as *checks notes* racist? secret animal haters who don't see the benefit to animals that is eating them (actual take I've seen)? some other bullshit? like it's more annoying to me that you're so set on not feeling any responsibility or guilt over your own decisions that you set out to demonise people who choose to not eat animals or who share their opinions on not eating animals by co-opting and transplanting a moral outrage you use only when it suits you, to regain some imaginary high ground which gives you the ease and comfort to continue eating meat which you've decided has been stolen from you by other people not eating it, RATHER THAN JUST EATING MEAT AND SHUTTING THE FUCK UP.

like. how is it that I've had so many people I've followed over the years just one day either make or reblog the most batshit unexamined take on meat consumption, radiating the smug aura of zero self reflection, when their posts seem otherwise completely normal? it's exhausting.

I don't care if you want to eat meat, I'm nobodies moral arbiter, but why do the same flimsy, hypocritical takes get paraded around like iron shields?

okay. so today I didn't stop myself....

[itzmematthias]

I'm curious if other vegetarians/vegans are hardly to never sick or if they are tied to their beds just as many times as people who eat meat because I haven't cought a cold for a longer time now but the people I work with and who eat meat do quite frequently.