• Nora@lemmy.ml
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    22 days ago

    Yeah “green” burgers don’t involve torturing sentient beings.

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        21 days ago

        Vegan Bullshit Bingo #22

        Plants have feelings too

        No, they do not. There is no serious study to suggest that they do. Plants do not have a brain or central nervous system. At most, they respond to stimuli. If you really care that much about the welfare of plants, you should go vegan, since many more plants “die” for animal feeding. Do you feel bad while mowing your lawn? And would you rather rescue a potted plant than a dog from a burning house? Is docking pig tails the same as branch trimming to you? Question upon question…

        Edit: Getting downvoted for scientific facts.

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          22 days ago

          I just stated a fact. I didn’t share my opinion on veganism. You just established that you aren’t against the torturing of sentient beings and that you think life dying in order to support other life is a good thing. That you do infact see some life as inferior to other life. I just wanted to point out your extremely poor choice of words lol

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            21 days ago

            Let’s say plants can suffer:

            • Option 1: Torture and kill 4kcal worth of plant, then feed it to an animal. Torture and kill that animal. Calories produced: 1kcal. Suffering generated: 4kcal plants + 1kcal animal.
            • Option 2: Torture and kill 1kcal of plant. Eat it. Calories produced: 1kcal. Suffering generated: 1kcal plant

            Therefore: A vegan always produces less suffering than a vegetarian or omnivore.