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wanna play mermaids in the grove pond?

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My collection of vintage rabbits is coming along hoppingly.

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sundays are for feeling dumb and aching in regret

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Snowshoe hare By: Charlie Ott From: Éditions Rencontre Cards 1978

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what do you do when he looks like willoughby and is kind like him, with eyes all over you? what then?! do you just cry when you ride home?!?

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getting a meat hook tattoo soon stay tuned

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thibking of going antiquing today. i just want to be around old things for a bit. maybe ill make some tea and bring a camera.

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one big thing I think people mistake when arguing with vegans is that health conditions/food deserts/severe poverty makes animal products ok.

Little food agency due to medical issues does not stop male chicks from being grinded alive at birth. Living in a food desert doesn't mean dairy cows are not forced into pregnancy year after year until their bodies give out. A homeless man buying McDonalds doesn't somehow divert the money he uses away from funding the leading cause of deforestation.

These things just makes buying animal products absolutely NECCESARY.

Its a huge and important change in perspective, because harming other innocent beings is never ok. It might be NECCESARY, and in those cases excusable(or, morally irrelevant as there was no choice in the matter), but the idea that needless harm is ever alright is a horrible and dangerous viewpoint.

If you do not fall into the rare circumstances of genuine lack of choice (which you statistically probably do not) then you are choosing that needless harm. It is not morally irrelevent to your character, it is entirely a choice-- and a choice that you can change.

If a person, everyday, chose to buy fast fashion, or chose to otherwise hurt others or the planet, we would (and do) judge them. Because we understand that these things are not ok, even when for another person they may be neccesary (such as people economically needing to buy cheap clothes like fast fashion).

NECESSITY FOR SOME DOES NOT = EXCUSES FOR OTHERS. It's strange I have to explain that.

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