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The people arguing in this thread about how they "were tricked into buying something vegan, yuck!" are not arguing in good faith IMO. They are so adamant in the
by tommit 4y ago
The people arguing in this thread about how they "were tricked into buying something vegan, yuck!" are not arguing in good faith IMO. They are so adamant in their diet and (I'm guessing) feel threatened by the change in recent years. Being vegan isn't really an outlier that everyone makes fun of anymore.
I used to do the same a few years back, until the gradual realization came that this is the direction we're clearly heading towards. Now, I personally can't wait until meat is priced at a level that most people simply can't afford their current diet anymore. At least they will have their precious words like sausage and steak to hold onto.
Honestly, to the people suggesting to bring out animal-based products and call them something to explicitly trick vegans into eating them: who hurt you? It can't be the one time you bought a product you didn't know before without reading what it actually is, that turned out to be vegan, can it? Or did you immediately develop a B12-deficiency?
For the sake of living together on this planet, please choose another topic to be a dick about.
- tluyben2 4y ago> The people arguing in this thread about how they "were tricked into buying something vegan, yuck!" are not arguing in good faith IMO. It is mostly the same few people who jump on meat threads here to push their views.
- gfsdfdsafdsafdt 4y ago
- treis 4y agohttps://www.walmart.com/ip/Gardein-Black-Bean-Burger-Patties-Plant-Based-1-4-lb-2Ct/623011482 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gardein-Black-Bean-Burger-Patties... Why is Black Bean smaller and the same color as the background compared to Burger? Why is vegan confined to the top right? It's obvious looking at the package what they're trying to do.