Warum wollen so viele Menschen den Veganismus sabotieren?

Ich bekomme oft mit das Menschen die tierische Produkte konsumieren, die vegane Bewegung am liebsten sabotieren würden und stolz darauf sind das zb. in Asien der Fleischkonsum ansteigt.

Ich verstehe nicht warum man sich darüber freuen kann, dass das Ausmaß an Tierquälerei woanders größer wird.

Warum ist es so das Menschen die nicht vegan leben nicht froh darüber sind, wenn andere erreicht werden und wenigstens sie etwas gegen dieses Tierleid unternehmen wollen? Man kann doch nicht absichtlich für Tierleid sein? Jeder freut sich ja immer wie sehr Menschen die gegen Tierleid vorgehen in der Minderheit sind, das ist für mich total suspekt und dann noch hoffen das sie in der Minderheit bleiben.

Warum freut man sich wenn es Misserfolg gibt bei veganen Metzgereien oder Geschäften, wenn es eigentlich einen positiven Aspekt für Tiere hätte und sie ja dennoch weiterhin tierische Produkte konsumieren können und ihnen keiner was wegnimmt?

Das verstehe ich nicht.

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Bodhgaya
1 year ago

This has several reasons:

  • It’s cool to find something stupid & laugh about it, just when everyone agrees. You think of Justin Bieber or Tokyo Hotel.
  • We humans tend to reduce certain groups of people to individual individuals. By the way, racism also arises, which is why this is not the fault of vegans when people like Attila Hildmann or Raphaela Raab put the whole thing in a bad light.
  • Vegans remind you that you make a mistake yourself. As it is generally impossible to withstand a critical confrontation, the whole thing is pulled into the ridiculous.
  • People like to make fun of people who act morally. Common attit bags look cool for many. And vegans are the perfect victims.
guitschee
1 year ago

Sorry if I have to tell you this personally: the reason that some people feel a considerable amount of rejection and aversion to vegans and vegetarians – and their supposed ideology, are such people as you.

Small ideological missionaries who are bitter because not everyone follows their ideology – and then start verbally to beat themselves and, as here, to be insulting and telling nonsense – and who think themselves to be a little better and radiate this – and then wonder why one finds them annoying and does not want to hear their concerns, which might be quite legitimate.

I know, by the way, just as the others here so far, no one who would like to see more mass livestock – for example for the Chinese market. I only know people who don’t like when someone wants to talk them into their food missionally and thinks they’re better because he chooses morally on the better side.

Unfortunately, a lot of the joke is: “How do you recognize a vegan? He says it!” (and yes, I know that many vegans are not like that, they are not meant here either).

guitschee
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

But people like you are the reason for animal suffering in the animal industry.

And that’s exactly what I mean. You’re hateful, and that’s why you’re sleeping around you and you don’t even notice how much you’re doing.

You know nothing about me. You don’t know how far I care about animal welfare, you don’t know if I’m a vegan and even care about the glue I use. You see here that I critise you (otherwise to help you – and people who really care about animals because you show them a bear service) and sleep around you.

Sure, it’s relatively easy here to find out how far I use animals as food, but you don’t make the trouble first.

You want people to listen to you? Then not like that. Next to your first stupid Mimimi roundabout I didn’t read – and it probably won’t do anything else.

I’ll give you a good advice: that’s how you scare people. If DIR someone says, “Thank God the Chinese eat more and more meat” – then not because he really thinks that, but because you have annoyed him and he just provoked you with it. If you want to reach people with the legitimate critique of mass animal husbandry, you have to do this completely differently than here. So you only get an antidote to you AND to the subject. If you want to hurt the subject, keep going.

You can accept the well-meaning advice here, or you can mourn him again and crawl around, is your decision, I will not deal with you any further as long as you behave like a small, defensive child.

Bodhgaya
1 year ago
Reply to  guitschee

Unfortunately, a lot of the joke is: “How do you recognize a vegan? He says it!” (and yes, I know that many vegans are not like that, they are not meant here either).

I would like to say something about this “Witz”:

  • Mixed chefs also talk very often about their diet, it is only less noticeable. Or look at an allergy sufferer who can only eat certain things, how often he addresses the topic.
  • Put yourself in the position of vegans. They have dealt intensively with the subject, see the animal on the plate & they will not say anything at all.
  • The loud voices against mixed artists are only a phenomenon of recent years. That was very rare. However, 10 to 20 years ago there were much bigger problems to get out vegan. The spot and Hohn was much bigger at that time. Vegans were considered to be people hiding their diet because they wanted to protect themselves from discrimination. Even with vegetarians, that was the case. So usually vegans don’t have to say anything to get rid of it.
  • I have often experienced that mixed artists start a conversation, ask questions and then put it as if they had started themselves.
  • Mixers often argue so stupid against veganism that it is difficult to leave something like that. For example, if you have to hear that cavemen are moral models, Hitler was also vegetarians or plants also have pain.
guitschee
1 year ago
Reply to  Bodhgaya

be careful with an allergy sufferer who can only eat certain things, how often he addresses the topic.

They’ll kill themselves if they eat the wrong one. This is not the case with vegans.

And: Mixed chefs talk about food, but as good as never explicitly, that they are mixed chefs.

is only a phenomenon of recent years

The last 20 years more.

to hide their diet as they wanted to protect themselves from discrimination.

I can only tell you, my uncle has been “outed” before his Bundeswehr period – and he’s almost 60 now.

I have often experienced that mixed artists start a conversation, ask questions and then put it as if they had started themselves.

I wouldn’t do that.

or plants also have pain.

Well, it would theoretically be possible for them to have something in the way. Prove that they also feel in their individual parts, so some kind of nervous system is yes.

Bodhgaya
1 year ago

As I said, you have to put yourself in the position. Imagine entering for human rights & is surrounded by slavery. Don’t open your mouth, wouldn’t be easy either.

But if there is no context in leisure, the fewest vegans would say something.

guitschee
1 year ago

Only that the loud vegans are always in their actionism mode, for which life is part of this activism.

Bodhgaya
1 year ago

But what more individual cases are I think. With us, it’s relatively normal that someone asks.

It may not happen constantly, but it is not very rare. And that’s enough for vegans to make aggressors here.

It is only annoying when it seems to happen unfolding, which is unfortunately the case with the loud vegans.

Even loud vegans do most in the context of their activism.

guitschee
1 year ago

So the statement that you are vegan is a more sensible disclaimer.

Only when it comes to cooking for this person. Very often, however, this is not the reason for the statement. And I personally know a few omnivores who are excited about it when it is said when it comes to a common cooking/food. It is only annoying when it seems to happen unfolding, which is unfortunately the case with the loud vegans.

I know, for example, the case that you can follow in the restaurant if you have vegan food

But what more individual cases are I think. With us, it’s relatively normal that someone asks.

Bodhgaya
1 year ago

They’ll kill themselves if they eat the wrong one. This is not the case with vegans.

And: Mixed chefs talk about food, but as good as never explicitly, that they are mixed chefs.

It’s not necessarily about dying as an allergy sufferer. And the principle is the same: you cannot eat certain foods. Unlike a mixed food, you don’t have to label it because it’s clear. So the statement that you are vegan is a more sensible disclaimer.

But if you want another example: there are also people who otherwise make a special diet. People who feed low carb or fast at intervals also talk no less about their diet than vegans. And they also call the type of their diet.

I know, for example, the case that you can refresh in the restaurant if you also have vegan food. The person I was eating then responded aggressively and meant that I would talk about it all the time. However, the question was alternativeless and I had to put the word in my mouth. Just to illustrate this.

The last 20 years more.

So in 2008 we had 80,000 vegans in Germany. I haven’t noticed much of it yet. Maybe you’re from a big city? But with me in the village at that time, people didn’t even know what the term means.

I can only tell you, my uncle has been “outed” before his Bundeswehr period – and he’s almost 60 now.

Markus Keller and Claus Leitzmann have even statistically documented this phenomenon in their book Vegetarism. I can’t cite it because the book is no longer in my possession.

It may be that it was with your uncle, but it might be an exception.

I wouldn’t do that.

Many might make it unconscious.

It doesn’t even have to be you, but you just have to watch it at third.

Well, it would theoretically be possible for them to have something in the way. Prove that they also feel in their individual parts, so some kind of nervous system is yes.

Where’s that proven?

The current state of science is that plants have stimuli reactions, but no feelings.

Apart from the fact that no one would hit a car wheel for a spring onion on a hot summer day.

Lelazoe
1 year ago

So personally I haven’t met such people yet, but under vegan recipes etc. on YouTube I read this daily.

The problem is that both extremes are not okay. Those who eat meat must not complain about vegans and those who eat vegans should not be over the meat eaters. You can always try through delicious vegan recipes etc. People to eat more plant-based, but you should not force anyone and militant procedures usually lead to more affection of people.

Good examples of veganism are the Youtuber VeganeWunder, FitGreenMind and PlantYou.

People who aggressively reject veganism and condemn those who feed themselves in this way are most likely to just justify their own consumption of meat. People tend to want to always be right, and if they do not want to give up meat, they are more likely to celebrate meat consumption in order to justify themselves.

To the last I would like to say that everyone is different. You can’t pack all meat eaters in a drawer, but not all vegans. The vegans I know are all not aggressive, but most meat eaters aren’t.

Bodhgaya
1 year ago
Reply to  Lelazoe

Those who eat meat must not complain about vegans and those who eat vegans should not be over the meat eaters.

It is not possible to apply the principle of tolerance here. For meat eaters have not only one opinion, but they also act accordingly. And acts have their limits.

Imagine someone would beat his dog for sadistic reasons. This mutual tolerance principle could not be applied.

Lelazoe
1 year ago
Reply to  Bodhgaya

It is difficult for many to say where the border is. I’m a vegetarian myself, but you can’t ban meat. Sometimes when I cook for the whole family, they complain that there is no meat there. Meat is so important. You don’t need to explain your testimony to me, but thousands of meat eaters.

emerel
1 year ago

I can’t tell anyone who could be attributed to this environment.

I prefer the vegans with their gue and their well-meaned advice. Everyone should eat what he feels good for himself, but he should also be tolerant to his fellow human beings who think differently about it.

I come from an agriculturally shaped family, the peasants are currently feeling like the nation’s beatings. Certainly there are states that are not optimal, but all to generalize and condemn is not correct and unfair.

Skyangelforever
1 year ago
Reply to  emerel

I fully agree with that

Devoid8
1 year ago

This is cognitive dissonance.

No one finds animal torture good. In order to bear their own conscience, Fleischesser must agree that it is morally good or at least okay to eat animal products. This is, of course, total bullshit.

Some are driving it so far that they also think it is good when the animal industry is growing. They are increasing in there, just to not have to deal with the fact that they themselves commission animal torture and animal murder.

urbanghost
8 months ago
Reply to  Devoid8

No one finds animal torture good is a mere submission. Let’s just assume it’s someone who cares about it, then I’d rather call it chauvinism.

Daniel551980
1 year ago

“the vegan movement”

There’s the complete mistake of thinking. Just because you and others are so nourishing and possibly living like that, based on any motives and partly false opinions, you should not start making a movement from it.

Talking about it, argumenting, discussing the work of persuasion including scientific data, investigations and facts should be left to experts. There’s only one thing I can think of in Germany…

And in order to stay at the same time with flat-rate and undifferentiated statements: Vegan does not automatically mean completely animal-free even if this is perhaps your way of thinking and your claim.

If you use as a vegan substitute products manufactured by concerts that generate their sales from mass livestock, among other things, I even indirectly continue to support this whole machine without knowing it and with a false good conscience.

wickedsick05
1 year ago

Because veganism is an ethical ecological and health dead end.

It dies and suffers more animals and it harms the environment more than a well planned mixed food. That’s more vegan but not true.

wickedsick05
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

Because Nutrients have to eat and not grow in the supermarket shelves…

Animals are not only dog cat chicken beef and pig…

Killua167
10 months ago

in one year you eat only 18-24kg meat and the remaining 306kg food are other foods, although the average meat consumer eats about 57kg meat a year?

Killua167
10 months ago

So you eat other food?

wickedsick05
10 months ago

It dies and suffers more animals and it harms the environment more than one well planned Mixed food. That’s more vegan but not true.

You don’t know what “good planning” means? And can’t even plan well? How do you want to live vegan without planning?

Killua167
10 months ago

From a single pasture bark I can eat meat for 15-20 years, depending on hunger

explain to me what this bill looks like. An average beef weighs about 500-600 kg and you get about 50-60 % of the total weight as a food. If you’re generous, that’s 360kg food. On average, however, a person eats 330kg of food per year. So there’s something wrong with your bill.

wickedsick05
1 year ago

It dies and suffers more animals and it harms the environment more than one well planned Mixed food. That’s more vegan but not true.

You make it

the mixed coket less harms animals than a vegan Way of life

I didn’t write anything about life or the mixed food. So you can save your tingling insults.

What do you mean by that statement if I misinterpreted them?

I mean what I wrote

It dies and suffers more animals and it harms the environment more than a well planned mixed food. That’s more vegan but not true.

So…

The pleasure of plants thus brings the painful poisoning and fragmentation of billions of animals, predators, extermination of whole species by monocultures, the destruction of foods, the waste of water by low-nutrients plants, fine dust by mass import/export, greenhouse gases that worsen climate change, rainforest destruction due to South fruits and palm oil, soybean oil, water poisoning due to massive pesticide use and art devail.

From a single pasture bark I can eat meat for 15-20 years, depending on hunger. The nutrients I take over the pasture bark do not have to be produced by the mass destruction of arable crops. A single animal dies in 15-20 years directly for meat consumption for this, billions of ANIMALS die when planting. Field hares, fieldhamsters, rainworms, moles, deer, wild boars, mice, birds…and VIELE many more. In order to test the pesticides alone, animals are severely tormented and caused by the surface stress of arable farming and animals reduce their natural habitat, not to mention. The least animal/nature suffers from a well-planned regional, ecologically sustainable mixed animal that is based on pastures and wildlife.

wickedsick05
1 year ago

Because we need to eat nutrients

Don’t we have to?

that do not grow in the supermarket shelf,

Do they grow there?

is veganism more responsible for animal suffering and an ecological dead end?

Sure, where do the nutrients come from? From the moon? Just because you know lack others are not wrong.

I’m still waiting for your argument that the mixed food is less damaging to animals than a vegan way of life

I’ve never claimed and never stands anywhere. You can’t even think a clear thought…you lack knowledge in simple understanding of texts

DerJens292
1 year ago

“I don’t understand why you can be pleased that the extent of animal cruelty is increasing elsewhere.”

I don’t understand.

Specially vegan animal “protectionists look at Dominion, do not understand that there are also conditions that are prohibited in Germany.

They then want to abolish or prohibit German animal husbandry, so that the animal products are then imported from abroad, also from Australia, using the methods shown.

As a result of lower animal husbandry in Germany, the proportion of animals produced in Dominion is increasing. The Australian meat traders look forward to German vegan activists. Great.

JustASingle
1 year ago

Strange – I don’t know anyone who lives and acts like that.

I don’t read more than generalizations here.

Vanaheim
1 year ago

First, there is no “vegan movement”.

Secondly, you are so unimportant that no one makes the effort to “sabotage” you.

Thirdly, you can lack how you want, that doesn’t even interest ordinary people.

Fourthly, it is the militant vegans who try to impose their absurd vegan diet of a “religion” on others.

Knabber your vegetables and mamply bird food as you want – but don’t worry about your fellow human beings.

What do you not understand?

CryingGame
1 year ago

The internet is full of haters and with the variety of topics it also meets veganism or vegans.

It has become sadly chic, and even the dumbest one tries to be a hater if he gets enough attention. The more aggressive, the more correct – they believe. And there are so many topics that are affected by it. Veganism is just one among many. It is seen in the USA how it is hated and hated here between vegans and anti-Vegans. And this is usually done without proper arguments or with herbaceous “arguments”. In Germany it is not so dramatic, but there are also occasional verbal battles delivered.

I think a reasonable person does not hate here, but considers veganism as an alternative attitude that he can easily accept, as it does not harm him personally. In your place, I’d just stay away from social media. I’ll do it too.

SevenOfNein
1 year ago

You call a new religion into life and encourage yourself not to follow all. It’s outrageous and disturbs people. And then many think, don’t go to the S.

SevenOfNein
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

The methods with which vegans represent their attitude now resemble the missionary attempts of religions. From a supposedly morally superior position to push out your own lifestyle to the other people. This leads to it. And therefore the statement, leave me alone.

SevenOfNein
1 year ago

Do not have to, you do what you want, I also 🖖

Belle91559
1 year ago

I often find it different.

Warrior2022
1 year ago

Everyone can do what seems right. If I let myself intrude, no one else has to do that. Everyone decides for themselves.

I confess to eating what you want. And I eat and do what I think it suits me.

Morchelmeister
1 year ago

These are only people who have the uncontrollable need to express their opinion to others. The subject is only secondary.

Morchelmeister
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

No, but feeling veganism as rejecting is one. Then you have to formulate your question differently. In my response, I am talking about people who feel the irresistible urge, to express their opinion and to force others to do so. It is not about animal cruelty or veganism per se, but only about “I think xyz is right, so everyone else has to do it because everything else is wrong”. This behaviour can also be transferred to other areas such as politics and technology.

zocker0796
1 year ago

It’s not vegan for me. Animals also kill animals. And not always pleasant. If a gnu will be eaten alive.

zocker0796
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

Think rationally? Look at the people. The government etc .
Do you take medicines?

Devoid8
1 year ago
Reply to  zocker0796

Animals also kill animals

You want to take an example of animals for your morality?
Animals also rape each other. Animals also kill themselves for reasons other than hunger. Animals kill fellows, even children. Do you want to justify the violence that animals do so?

zocker0796
1 year ago
Reply to  Devoid8

Escapism. I don’t justify violence. I’m stuck in what’s happening in nature. What you’re talking about, people do. Don’t you know? Don’t you have anything political? Gaza? Tribalism, etc. It’s drifting down here. Who eats meat can. / To my question: do you take medicines?

xxxxx processing time had expired. So twice.

zocker0796
1 year ago
Reply to  Devoid8

What’s going on here? Who eats meat can. To my question, do you take medicines?

Devoid8
1 year ago

What you’re talking about, people do.

Right. But I condemn this violence and I would never give it to myself. Do you think these things are okay because animals do that? Just like you think it’s okay to eat parts of the body because animals do that too?

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Less Social Media

Jack98765
1 year ago

Well, the one side keeps the other in front of animal torture, so you don’t have to wonder about the other.

Jack98765
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

Yeah, it’s all bad.

Jack98765
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

Meat eaters do not participate actively. You buy an end product.
You also do not actively participate in the pollution of the seas when you go to tank. This makes active those who make sure you get your appointment by car on 8.1.

Devoid8
1 year ago

It is now that man can eat everything and it is also that man does not want to give up everything. You have to make sure you want or not.

With this sentence you could “justify” any violence in the world. Congratulations.

Jack98765
1 year ago

It is now that man can eat everything and it is also that man does not want to give up everything. You have to make sure you want or not.

Jack98765
1 year ago

Vegansimus is about avoiding animal suffering as well as one is possible

I know. This is also very commendable.

Jack98765
1 year ago

As you grow up here, I’m not surprised that you don’t get any positive reactions, which makes us at my initial statement. That’s how you don’t encourage anyone to think. This is similar to the climate adhesives. Going to the biscuits does not change their behaviour patterns and ways of thinking, on the contrary.

I’d sit down in a corner in your place and drink a soothing tea. Your blood pressure must be 180. It’s not good in time.

TheMonkfood
1 year ago

I don’t know anyone who looks forward to it

AriZona04
1 year ago

You don’t have to understand. Live as you think it is right. I do. It’s legal.

I’m against cars, too. But that’s why they’re not abolished. However, there are many happy if they can then drive a Lambo… no one thinks of the environment.

LittleMac1976
1 year ago

I think you’re going to be huge again.

I’m vegetarians, but I don’t boycott them or make them bad.

I’m not happy about animal suffering.

Christian320
1 year ago

I myself boycott veganism NOT, I also like to eat vegetables as a supplement to meat 🙄

guitschee
1 year ago
Reply to  Christian320

Pommes is also vegetables;-). And for burgers you need this vegan stuff called grain;-).

Johannes17Vers3
1 year ago

You want that? Today everything and everyone is attacked, they are on their way to anarchy. Everyone is his own God who can’t be prescribed. – 2.Timotheus 3:1-5

TheMonkfood
1 year ago

Waeum should I have a God prescribe???

DODOsBACK
1 year ago

https://www.zeitblueten.com/news/opferrolle/

You’re insulting all the “Fleischfresser” for a whole “question” long, and you’re still insulting? Get up!

Vanaheim
1 year ago
Reply to  DODOsBACK

Mostly you can. 😜

Vanaheim
1 year ago
Reply to  Cherrypink

How many times do you want to copy this Sermon and set it up?

Vanaheim
1 year ago

I’ll give myself a bloody steak my little girl.