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Topic	Non-vegans who use the appeal to nature fallacy.
CanuckCowboy 06/30/21 6:38:11 PM #49:	TheLiarParadox posted... Whether or not it's a net benefit is a different thing but you said "trying to convince people to change their habits through smug affirmations of how wrong they are has literally never worked in the history of anything." You're wrong about that. That's all. It literally is the dumbest, most off putting, and least effective possible way to go about it. Its almost like the desire isn't to effect real positive change but to just act superior. Condemning meat eaters must be more important to you than changing minds or you'd engage more effectively and less condescendingly --- "Mr. Fatass. Mr ugly cat! Mr can't even sell for 2 bucks!" ~ Jim Lahey https://files.catbox.moe/gqwlkg.jpeg ~ by JimCarrysToe. Be amaze. <cite>CanuckCowboy posted [p:955612882] in Non-vegans... [t:79541379]...</cite> <quote>TheLiarParadox posted... </cite> <quote>Whether or not it's a net benefit is a different thing but you said "trying to convince people to change their habits through smug affirmations of how wrong they are has literally never worked in the history of anything." You're wrong about that. That's all.</quote> It literally is the dumbest, most off putting, and least effective possible way to go about it. Its almost like the desire isn't to effect real positive change but to just act superior. Condemning meat eaters must be more important to you than changing minds or you'd engage more effectively and less condescendingly --- "Mr. Fatass. Mr ugly cat! Mr can't even sell for 2 bucks!" ~ Jim Lahey https://files.catbox.moe/gqwlkg.jpeg ~ by JimCarrysToe. Be amaze.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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