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> Vegans have a variety of motivations and yes - some are disgusted by animal products. I find it hard to believe that such a person would willingly go inside
by Turing_Machine 7y ago
> Vegans have a variety of motivations and yes - some are disgusted by animal products.
I find it hard to believe that such a person would willingly go inside a Burger King in the first place.
I mean, every surface in one of those places is eventually coated with a layer of grease, right?
- senectus1 7y agoThats kinda the point I think. They cant claim Vegan if there is animal product in and on it.
- learc83 7y agoBut what percent? I mean if a fly lands in it? Human sweat? What about insect parts in grain.
- Turing_Machine 7y ago>> They cant claim Vegan if there is animal product in and on it. Then there's really no such thing as "vegan". All fruits, vegetables, grains, flours...have a certain number of insects in or on them (especially if they're organic). It would be possible to have some definition like the one for Kosher rules (fundamentally, less than 1 part in 60 doesn't count, though there are many nuances on top of that), but 100% absence of animal products is simply not possible.
- Angostura 7y ago> I find it hard to believe that such a person would willingly go inside a Burger King in the first place. You may well fid it hard to be believe, but vegans actually have meat eating friends and may be accepting of other people's dietary choices, and may want to socialise with them - without putting meat products in their mouths.