• WetBeardHairs@lemmy.ml
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    6 months ago

    Consider just eating, you know, cow, or only venison from a trusted source.

    Preferably the person that shot and had it butchered.

    Eat the person who shot the deer? Dang that’s some extreme veganism.

      • commie@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        6 months ago

        it’s still exploiting an animal. it’s not vegan.

        edit: this user seems to think theyn can poison the well so that readers will be misled about what words mean. I encourage you to actually learn.

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              This is nonsense. If I have a thing, and I give you that thing freely and of my own volition, you have not exploited me. If we’re going to say that that’s necessarily exploitation, then all transactions are exploitative, and nothing could be considered vegan except for growing your own vegetables in the wild. No, human-derived food can be vegan, as is the case with milk.