Current Events > what is stopping you from becoming a vegan?

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for me it would have to be the taste of meat and animal products (dairy)
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normal testosterone levels
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cause it's dumb. milking a cow actually helps the cow. it doesn't hurt them

I like animal products
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I tried it fairly recently. It messed me up pretty badly. Was getting nauseous, dizzy, light headed and threw up once. Vegan ice cream and pizza is actually really tasty. But it is not for me.
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Although I did stop by one of those "We'll pay you $1 to watch a video" booths and the guy stomping on the cow's head really pissed me off.
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I can't give up meat and dairy. That hasn't stopped me from incorporating some vegetarian and vegan meals to my reportoire.
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The fact my diet is like 80% meat.
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Sushi

I already eat an otherwise vegan diet
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I (sort of) understand not eating meat for ethical reasons, but the solution to the extra animal products in veganism (dairy, eggs) is to only buy them from sources that treat their animals ethically.

Like if my neighbor has chickens and he just collects their eggs what is the vegan opposition to that?
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The fact that I like good food is what's stopping me. And if I don't eat that animal then another animal will and that's just selfish.
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AlephZero posted...

normal testosterone levels

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Too much stuff I'd have to cut out. I'm happy to stop at just vegetarian.
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im a bit lactose intolerant so i could live by s o y m i l k

but yeah meat tastes good but the whole supply chain is fucked up. i should do a few days vegan per week
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AlephZero posted...

normal testosterone levels

Zikten posted...

cause it's dumb. milking a cow actually helps the cow. it doesn't hurt them

hockeybub89 posted...

I like animal products

gatorsPENSbucs posted...

The fact that I like good food is what's stopping me. And if I don't eat that animal then another animal will and that's just selfish.

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Vegans.
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Being a picky eater. I'd most likely starve to death.
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Nothing, because I stopped making excuses and actually did the right thing and went vegan.
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Laziness, I guess. I tried it for two months and it wasn't that bad.

Might try again. Of course Soylent is banned in Canada currently, so the easy way of doing it is no longer an option.
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Pepys Monster posted...

Nothing, because I stopped making excuses and actually did the right thing and went vegan.

What exactly makes it the right thing? Is it solely the fact that you like it so in your mind it's the right thing, or is it actually the right thing. And if it's actually the right thing, please inform me on how it is.
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gatorsPENSbucs posted...

Pepys Monster posted...

Nothing, because I stopped making excuses and actually did the right thing and went vegan.

What exactly makes it the right thing? Is it solely the fact that you like it so in your mind it's the right thing, or is it actually the right thing. And if it's actually the right thing, please inform me on how it is.

I don't contribute to senseless animal suffering and death with my money. What's difficult about understanding that that's the right thing to do?
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I love vegans. The lower the demand for meat the lower the price. Works for me
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Why would I? Unless I have a critical medical condition that doesn't allow me to consume animal flesh, I'll continue eating how I like. I'm gonna keep ordering my triple patty double bacon cheeseburger with a strawberry milkshake.
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bumo
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