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Veganism isn't an allergy, and it's not about maintaining perfect bodily purity. It's about making ethical choices. Most people aren't going to worry about inc
by TillE 8y ago
Veganism isn't an allergy, and it's not about maintaining perfect bodily purity. It's about making ethical choices.
Most people aren't going to worry about incidental "contamination".
- merpnderp 8y agoSounds like a religion. I get not wanting factory farmed meat, but what's wrong with hunting meat for yourself? In the end we're all meat for something, even if it's just the worms.
- justwalt 8y agoI believe the argument is that if you were capable of subsisting without harming another living creature, then you should try to do that.
- doguozkan 8y agoMy understanding is that it's an ethical decision about not killing an animal (or some animals) or directly supporting the killing of an animal. Hunting would be in conflict with this decision. The consequences around an animal's killing are irrelevant here.
- mises 8y agoIt then seems that if an animal is dead, and you are simply picking up small traces from a grill, vegans ought not to have an issue.
- bifrost 8y agoI've met zero non-dieter vegans who have this stance...
- edlucas 8y agoOne here. I'm concerned with being the cause of animal suffering and not concerned if my vegan food was cooked on the same surface as meat.