Warum bist du nicht vegan?
Keine Sorge, ich bin selbst nicht vegan, würde nur gerne mal eure Gründe erfahren.
Es gibt bei mir jetzt den 4. Tag infolge Nudeln, beziehungsweise ein Nudelgericht. Die Tage zuvor gab es Nudeln mit Tomatensoße, Nudelsalat und Nudelauflauf. Eigentlich mag ich Nudeln, aber so langsam kann ich sie nicht mehr sehen. Ich wohne noch bei meinen Eltern und habe aufgrund der Schule mittags keine Zeit zum Kochen, weshalb meine…
Ich habe heute ausversehen die dinonuggets aus der heißmuft friteuse genommen weil ich dachte sie wäre an gewesen war sie nicht ich habe die dinos dadurch roh gegessen sie waren von wiesenhof bekomme ich jz erbrechen ?
Also der Stängel und die Wurzel , man bekommt glaub im Jahr 10 Tonnen Hanfstroh , wenn man den oberen Teil nimmt und die Wurzel kommt noch glaub dazu , welche so tief geht , wie die Pflanze hoch wird , das heißt vielleicht auch , sie hâlt dürren besser aus , die Samen kann…
I grew up with meat as food, and meat is also widely used, such as sausage, carving, grilled chicken.
Actually, I never thought about it 😋.
Now would be good time to think about it
I love my salami and ham and everything, the man is able to digest everything possible, including meat, so I eat it and that also like
I actually only eat it when I know it was good for the animals, I rarely eat something else.
I’ve actually tried this for five years, but it’s then broken off from health reasons. It just didn’t work with me. In the meantime, I have returned to a vegetarian diet, and I am perfectly entitled to it.
Meat/three I eat in proportions, but I consider the mixed fruit/ vegetables, fish, dairy products and meat to be the healthiest.
As a whole, humans have been feeding on both herbal and animal products since ancient times.
But times have changed and there is no more reason to do so.
That’s what I see.
However, the quality of meat is not as much as it was then, and at that time we took leaves as pants and started with sticks. You still do this today. Being not vegan is NOT bad but the statement is lost
What’s a good reason?
For both reasons. It tastes and there are important nutrients included. I’m not on tablets to eat just to get my nutrients. In part, it is also simply habit that there is a delicious roast on Sundays. And last but not least, the vegan lifestyle is too expensive.
For me it usually depends on whether it was good for the animal, otherwise I have a bad conscience when I eat it.
Because animal products
Alex
First Pescetaric then Vegitar. ButVegan would not allow my parents
Since I like to eat meat very much and a varied diet is important, I will never be vegan.
I need my proteins, good taste and calories.
I’m not 100% vegan, but I like to eat vegan. Why not xD
Don’t worry? Like it was a disease. I live Vegan.
He probably thinks he doesn’t want to force anyone to become a “Vegan” as a vegan.
I think there’s a certain appreciation inside.
I like meat, I don’t postpone all the replacement products and I’m too compelling to pay attention to everything. Apart from this, it is also sometimes expensive.
Hello!
I really don’t like meat, but I’m not vegan.
I’m sure I’d like to eat a juicy steak in a barbecue.
So no meat has to be, but can!
Greetings!
Ruby
It tastes very good
I just don’t own this kind of idealism. Sure is mixed for the animals, and I also eat comparatively little meat but sometimes I have bock on it.
The animals do not have a shock to be killed.
No one
Not quite my opinion, however, sounds reasonable overall. Then do this.
If no one denies that this does not happen in Germany, however, the work is a groundless misery to the victims of the Holocaust. I don’t have a problem with certain stylistic agents, but that’s just going past every good taste for me. As far as animal husbandry is concerned, I also think it can not be that you get a 10 pack of rust sausage for 3 €, at the discounter. You can’t expect the animals to have been kept well. I would also be willing to pay more and eat less meat, but I will not give up.
I give you absolutely right. This comparison should not have been allowed. That’s all I want to say.
And yes, everything is very dramatizing. That’s a cure, you’re right.
Nevertheless, the pictures are real and the error of the comparison does not change anything to the other facts.
The movie isn’t perfect, but it’s a mistake to destroy it, it’s wrong for me because the rest is right.
Acquaintances who worked in this work have also confirmed that this happened in Germany and that it is not a single case.
It is completely overdramatic. In addition to comparing bad animal husbandry with the Holocaust, I find as the grandchild of a Jewish-stemmed grandma who has witnessed the Holocaust absolutely next to it. First of all, it relativizes the Holocaust because the Holocaust has not emerged from profits, but from a political ideology. The Holocaust was a genocide with the aim of exterminating all Jews, which is not the target of slaughterhouses. Even if it is cruel, the Holocaust has been much more cruel. There people have not been stunned and then killed, but they have been tortured, they have been sexually abused and they have been allowed to work until they are killed or starved, or they went into the gas chamber. You can’t compare that to the Holocaust at all. You may be a vegan against animal suffering, but you should stay on the ground of the facts. I find this comparison of slaughterhouses with the holocaust an absolute wickedness and I think it should even be punishable to relativize this cruel time of National Socialism in the way. This is in no way just for the victims of the Holocaust.
How?
I actually noticed that this is not more than vegan propaganda.
Maybe you can watch dominion and earthlings on YouTube. Like to write your opinion.
Well that life is hard.
You’re compelling her. You have the responsibility to make sure they don’t suffer first and then die.
Because I find the meat belongs to a balanced nutrition. And because I don’t trust GESUND to feed vegan. You don’t do that from today to tomorrow. And of course also because I like to eat meat, cheese, eggs etc. and yes there are substitute products. But that’s just like the name says only replacement products and they’re not coming to real and/or are full of chemistry. Animal-friendly may be a vegan diet, but it is not necessarily environmentally friendly.
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Herbal nutrition is more environmentally friendly.
In animal products there is just as much chemistry. Yeah, really.
clear gbit also animal products that are full of chemistry
I mean all the meat and cheese substitutes now. They’re produced with a lot of chemistry, they’re not all about imitating the whole thing.
I think we can agree on this that most cheap products are no matter whether replacement or ‘right’ are often not good and the more expensive ones are better, usually.
Generally, I reject meat consumption, but that is my opinion.
This is true, especially cheap meat is certainly not without. The last report on television, which has already given me great thought. Especially with the rather cheap mass goods (though many companies jump on the vegan train): WAs there is everything in it…… Compare the list of certèches (I don’t know if the product was now, don’t want to say anything wrong about the Rügenwalder mill: vegan and real) Otherwise, Rügenwalder replaced by xxx.
Gbit certainly also high-quality replacement products, but they are likely to be more difficult. (What would we do with the animal again?
You’re right vegan is complicated and your diet doesn’t concern me, but I think it’s great. I don’t want you to eat anything you don’t like or you don’t dare. That was no accusation.
It is still no longer chemical in replacement products, that is simply not correct. And the taste usually doesn’t come quite Ran. Perhaps it is not because it is so little chemistry in substitute products, but that is so much in ‘normal’. Often we don’t know what we eat. The animals are also preventively stuffed with hormones (antibiotics, sex hormones,…)
Depends on WAS you buy. And soy is not mine, nuts contract I if too many are not good. I’m not allergic now, but I don’t get them.
In the classic substitute products that do as if they become meat, cheese and cheese is now more chemistry. If you don’t mind, you don’t get taste and consistency.
I eat little meat when it’s 300 grams it’s a lot. But I don’t want to leave it, that’s how I don’t want to give up milk and cheese.
Eating healthy is not so easy anyway. Vegan is even more complicated.
The ingredients list is usually shorter on replacement products. Many consist of soya, wheat and nuts…
Yeah, a bit of chemistry is less than once. But even in sausage and cheese, there is usually just as much chemistry as in the substitute products. No kidding.
I try to feed well balanced and healthy, and that also includes good meat for me.
You don’t need to make the hype with you!
Much domestic – not from Africa’s greenhouses– Vegetables too and again some fish or meat / in exchange rice – Pasta – Potato = healthy common good, intestinal flora friendly!
Rice mainly comes from Asia and potatoes originally from South America.
In animal products there is just as much chemistry. Yeah, really. Unfortunately, this is a widespread error.
Because there is no reason for that.
I try to feed my best vegans, but sometimes I eat animal products.
Fish and generally meat is simply mega tasty and somehow you also need it. I wouldn’t get a bang to eat turkey or chopped more or tasty beef jerky teriyaki 🤤
It is an ethical, ecological and health need.
It dies less animals, is better for the environment and my health.
There is no rational rational reason for veganism
How do you feed?
That’s pretty good.
I like to cook and much and simply love an extensive selection and as large as possible a menu.
Although I care for good quality and little meat and sausage.
But without animal it would be too fade to me.
Because I do not want to be blamed for the deterioration of the climate and the environment.
That’s why I keep cows and beef.
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