Inb4 "bUt No EtHiCaL cONsUmPtIoN uNdEr CaPiTaLiSm!"
Inb4 "bUt No EtHiCaL cONsUmPtIoN uNdEr CaPiTaLiSm!"
A coordinated effort to stop buying animal products on a mass scale could go a long way toward crippling the GOP, but too many on the left are still too busy crying, "no ethical consumption under capitalism tho," to be ready for that conversation.
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I’m not against your message but this isn’t really going to change behavior. Like it or not, incremental changes will be the only thing most Americans are open to. This sort of stuff just makes people dislike vegans
I’m sure my cat will adjust to her vegan diet.
The interesting thing is finding that maybe not as many animals are "obligate carnivores" than we first thought, though this is definitely something that needs more study.
Username checks out.
FWIW, I've reduced my beef consumption by like, probably, 70% since I started buying Beyond/Impossible stuff. Incremental change is possible; doesn't have to be all or nothing / all at once.
My kids actually prefer Impossible over beef, I'm cool with it, I'm not strictly vegetarian, but I don't have to have meat all the time.
I've always found the black bean and corn burgers to be better than the Impossible, honestly.
They (crowd) hated @MilitantVegan@lemmy.world because they (op) spoke the truth
Ethical consumptionEthical production. Also, not eating meat is going to make it hard to eat the rich.