You can’t eat meat without animal murder. It’s really that simple. Dragging your fixations on religion into it is just noise and some feeble deliberate attempt to derail the issue and somehow “prove” that you had a point.

Indeed. Can you point any inconsistencies in that sentiment, or prove it false? If not, what’s the problem here?

Maybe it’s stretching the word meaning a bit but I’d definitely be contributing to animal murdering by eating meat. The same applies if I buy new leather shoes. Driving a petrol car, otoh, the connection to animal killing is not as straightforward, but it’s harmful for the environment and hence harming wild animals as well.

So yes, it’s not polite, but acceptable.

It’s funny considering how eating meat and using animal products is normalized in society, that when a vegan states a differing opinion (that also happens to be a fact) it’s automatically them imposing their beliefs on people. I guess it’s a symptom of the omnivore’s cognitive dissonance activating for a moment.

My theory, which is mine and belongs to me, is as follows: cough He forgets, keeps on trying and then posts about it again cooooouuuuugggghh

Luckily the dream state is still one of the few remaining surrealist safe places to us humans.

As long as you remember that without tahini, garlic, olive oil, salt and some lemon juice all you’re getting is pureed chickpeas.

• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
• Mulholland Drive
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Maybe we don’t, but she’s got a huge fanbase and they probably do.

We have implemented this new thing called clickbaiting. How do you like it so far?

Just ignore that crap and put some real shit into your headphones. Like The Cramps - Songs The Lord Taught Us.

Play it loaded.

I mean it’s almost the size of that apartment building in the back.

(Or is it fore? Never quite grok’d any of that perspective stuff…)

To generalise is easy. To spot colour in a black and white world is a bit harder but in the end well worth it.

And now the incident’s “debate” is here.

Me too, on Linux, but this was about Windows.

After binge-watching numerous caving incident videos, I’ve begun adhering to caving rule no. 1.

Or just use Hyper-V since it’s natively available and one should refrain from touching Oracle with a ten-foot pole. I know it’s just a means to an end but better to avoid bad vendors if at all possible.

Your every paragraph includes a literally. Might want to hone it down a notch as it has a degrading effect on the content.

That might be true, yes.

A sophisticated self-own.