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[Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism?
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this post was submitted on 05 May 2024
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It's simple: if you don't shove your ways in other people's faces, it's fine. If you do, it's not.
I don't care if you're vegan, but if you throw a BBQ and man the grill but don't cook any meat because it's not what you want, you're inviting criticism.
If a vegan invites you to a bbq that they’re cooking and you show up expecting meat, that’s a you thing.
A book I was reading by Dennis E Taylor changed my version of the golden rule.
Instead we have the three rules:
Iron; do unto those weaker than you whatever you want because they can’t stop you.
Silver; Do unto others as you would have done unto you.
Golden; Do unto others as they would do unto themselves.
If you treat everyone as you want to be treated then you are disregarding what they actually want.
It actually uses this exact example.
If I treat someone as I want to be treated and offer them a steak while knowing they are veggie, then I have offered them nothing at all.
I really really recommend the Bobiverse books, they really take a look at what it means to be human and an individual.
Stupid sounding series name, but absolutely stellar(Lol, yes intended) books!
Woosh
The thought of private vegan BBQs is funny to me since it seems so much more energy inefficient than the meat they don't eat in that meal.
I figure a vegan BBQ would be more things like big ass marinated and smoked portabellos and corn steamed in the husk.
Bbq adds that smoke flavor, unless you’re doing like a gas grill in which case, I guess at least you aren’t heating up the house maybe?