Vegan extremists

[irocfan]

nice to see that (some) vegans are just so well balanced....


Death threats at 'pick your own turkey' farm shop:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-461115...

[carinatauk]

Mentalists that eat vegetables that provide humans with O2, murders!

[Roofless Toothless]

There is a certain logic in it.

If you think that animals have the same rights as humans, then it follows that humans have no more rights than animals.

[garagewidow]

I see they were too chicken to actually threaten in person.

[daddy cool]

If god didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of food.

[ReaperCushions]

Not sticking up for the veganistas at all, but it is a touch on the odd / morbid side to come along and pick your turkey, give it a name, care for it (Turning it into a family pet?). Then whipping its head off and stuffing it ready for the big day in December?

[Geffg]

daddy cool said:

If god didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of food.

I agree, why make them so tasty if not meant to eat them!

[ape x]

Freedom of speech?

[Evanivitch]

ReaperCushions said:

Not sticking up for the veganistas at all, but it is a touch on the odd / morbid side to come along and pick your turkey, give it a name, care for it (Turning it into a family pet?). Then whipping its head off and stuffing it ready for the big day in December?

Do you consider farmers odd/morbid?

[Rollin]

ape x said:

Freedom of speech?

Are you seriously suggesting that criminal damage and death threats are an expression of freedom of speech?

[KrazyIvan]

ReaperCushions said:

Not sticking up for the veganistas at all, but it is a touch on the odd / morbid side to come along and pick your turkey, give it a name, care for it (Turning it into a family pet?). Then whipping its head off and stuffing it ready for the big day in December?

If your going to kill and eat it, why not give it a good life 1st!

[irocfan]

ReaperCushions said:

Not sticking up for the veganistas at all, but it is a touch on the odd / morbid side to come along and pick your turkey, give it a name, care for it (Turning it into a family pet?). Then whipping its head off and stuffing it ready for the big day in December?

the argument is that you're making people aware of where their food comes from....

[gooner1]

A baby carrot about to be ripped from it's mother by an uncaring vegan.

[RemyMartin81D]

Geffg said:

daddy cool said:

If god didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of food.

I agree, why make them so tasty if not meant to eat them!

How do you know human isn't the tastiest meat?

[gooner1]

RemyMartin81D said:

Geffg said:

daddy cool said:

If god didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of food.

I agree, why make them so tasty if not meant to eat them!

How do you know human isn't the tastiest meat?

If he told you, he'd have to cook you.

[RemyMartin81D]

Picking a live Turkey is a very odd concept. Why not just butcher them and let people pick which one they want that way? They are all turkeys and ultimately will taste similar with similar textures. Most people can't cook a turkey to save their life anyway and would be better off with a frozen one

[dudleybloke]

Vegans eat my foods food,
And that's not very nice of them.

[troika]

Great idea to spray the pheasants, they’ve been shot and will now probably be dumped rather than eaten. Well done.

[Geffg]

RemyMartin81D said:

Geffg said:

daddy cool said:

If god didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of food.

I agree, why make them so tasty if not meant to eat them!

How do you know human isn't the tastiest meat?

Can’t say!!

[ReaperCushions]

Evanivitch said:

ReaperCushions said:

Not sticking up for the veganistas at all, but it is a touch on the odd / morbid side to come along and pick your turkey, give it a name, care for it (Turning it into a family pet?). Then whipping its head off and stuffing it ready for the big day in December?

Do you consider farmers odd/morbid?

No, not at all, its their job and the animals are their livelihood.

What I think is odd is inviting people to 'take care' of the turkeys, give them names and effectively turn them into pets, prior to slaughter and eating them.

I have no issue with eating them (I do myself!) and I have no issue with farmers giving them a good life and then slaughtering them for me to eat. Its the emotional relationship building with the end consumer that I honestly find strange for those end customers to want to experience.