It's usually because they don't like the way animals are treated on farms &/or dislike the idea of killing something to eat it. Not because they dislike the flavor of meat
I'm not vegan, but I respect their choice as long as they don't try to impose it on the people around them.
It's kind of a pervasive issue with the evangelical vegans, that rather than make a good vegan dish they attempt to recreate a non-vegan article of food like a ground pork sausage with, well, the results in the post. It's a little hard to buy in that the purpose is to create a substitute for themselves so they can still in theory enjoy the concept of what the non-vegan cuisine was but it usually seems to be more manipulative in that "look, you moral degenerates consuming the decaying flesh of our cruelly murdered brethren, you can enjoy this facsimile of that thing you are eating without the cruel morally evil murder!" vibe.
Hey, very new vegan here. I appreciate you sticking up for the idea. I will say, it’s not only disliking the idea of farming and unnecessary hunting. It’s that it’s not necessary for our nutrients. So it’s killing and exploitation for an unjustifiable reason. I think most people actually agree with that (not just vegans), but most people also would consider their sensory pleasure more important than that.
And taking all those things into account, vegans imposing the choice isn’t exactly accurate. It’s that, with MOST people, their moral consideration aligns with veganism, and we’re in a society that believes it’s perfectly fine because of the normality of it (developed countries at least). So if most people believe that their sensory pleasure shouldn’t come before a life and harming others, then veganism isn’t saying anything besides: the people that believe that have somewhat of a cognitive dissonance issue there.
Which, really, can be said for a lot of things most of us participate in. This one is just so blatant and obvious, and can make (maybe not the biggest change individually), a very direct and clear change by the choices we make 3 or so times a day (and then the leather and all that comes after the realization that animals aren’t commodities).
Wasn’t meant to be a lecture, and I hope it didn’t come off that way. Just seemed like you were informed about it. And before I went vegan about a month and a half ago, it was definitely hard to see any arguments or reasons to stop eating meat as enough of a reason. And I was never exposed to any vegans.
But anyway, yeah, this shit looks fucking gross and I don’t think I’d eat it either 😂😂
“Made these” straight out the tofurky packaging? I’m veg, but I gotta say no one likes a dry-ass veggie sausage. Put some sauce on it or something! Jfc
"Vegan", as in they had vegetables the night before.
LMAOO
😆
I admire the bravery of that one person
that’s a bowl of turds
Logs too lol
When the spammed repost makes its way back to the origin.
My cat makes these too
They look pretty good for homemade loafs
lol everyone else mad as fuck they got served this shit at a work potluck
Fr. Should get workers comp for being exposed to dookie
Recycled sausages🥰
😃
Currently squeezing out one of those! Just as dense too
Shitegan
What's the point?? "i Iz VeGaN aNd I wAnTs SoMeThInG tHaT tAsTeS lIkE pOrK!"
It's usually because they don't like the way animals are treated on farms &/or dislike the idea of killing something to eat it. Not because they dislike the flavor of meat
I'm not vegan, but I respect their choice as long as they don't try to impose it on the people around them.
It's kind of a pervasive issue with the evangelical vegans, that rather than make a good vegan dish they attempt to recreate a non-vegan article of food like a ground pork sausage with, well, the results in the post. It's a little hard to buy in that the purpose is to create a substitute for themselves so they can still in theory enjoy the concept of what the non-vegan cuisine was but it usually seems to be more manipulative in that "look, you moral degenerates consuming the decaying flesh of our cruelly murdered brethren, you can enjoy this facsimile of that thing you are eating without the cruel morally evil murder!" vibe.
Hey, very new vegan here. I appreciate you sticking up for the idea. I will say, it’s not only disliking the idea of farming and unnecessary hunting. It’s that it’s not necessary for our nutrients. So it’s killing and exploitation for an unjustifiable reason. I think most people actually agree with that (not just vegans), but most people also would consider their sensory pleasure more important than that.
And taking all those things into account, vegans imposing the choice isn’t exactly accurate. It’s that, with MOST people, their moral consideration aligns with veganism, and we’re in a society that believes it’s perfectly fine because of the normality of it (developed countries at least). So if most people believe that their sensory pleasure shouldn’t come before a life and harming others, then veganism isn’t saying anything besides: the people that believe that have somewhat of a cognitive dissonance issue there.
Which, really, can be said for a lot of things most of us participate in. This one is just so blatant and obvious, and can make (maybe not the biggest change individually), a very direct and clear change by the choices we make 3 or so times a day (and then the leather and all that comes after the realization that animals aren’t commodities).
Wasn’t meant to be a lecture, and I hope it didn’t come off that way. Just seemed like you were informed about it. And before I went vegan about a month and a half ago, it was definitely hard to see any arguments or reasons to stop eating meat as enough of a reason. And I was never exposed to any vegans.
But anyway, yeah, this shit looks fucking gross and I don’t think I’d eat it either 😂😂
EXACTLY. I respect your life decisions. Just don't impose on mine
Your original comment strongly implies you DON'T respect their decision, since you deliberately used stupid capitalization mocking their choice.
My point was let's eat something mocking pork when we don't eat meat. It's dumb.
I'm shocked there was actually one person that tried them.
It isn't the appearance it's the dry texture that makes this seem like a shit consistency that you'd have to choke down with a gallon of water.
Looks like a bowl of big animal turds. I wouldn't eat this so much that I wouldn't eat any foods that were near it.
Yeah true it looks like dog shit
From a Mastiff maybe. I had a 72 lb Rhodesian Ridgeback and even her shits weren't this big.
dry turds from dogs who were eating only cheap dry dog food.
They look like rolled up cow shits
Mmm one veggie turd plz!
'only one person tried them'...I wonder why?
You even feel shitty eating it.
I have to eat a vegan diet, can confirm it all tastes like this looks
Looks like dry shit, no joke
All sausages look like poop from a butt
They look like shit
Was this the Coworker? I hear he’ll eat anything
relationshiT goals: waking up and discovering that your man sent you a link to this.
Totally a lot of turds
“Made these” straight out the tofurky packaging? I’m veg, but I gotta say no one likes a dry-ass veggie sausage. Put some sauce on it or something! Jfc