Let's discuss being a regular vegan

Being a regular vegan doesn't come naturally, it comes to those learning what's normal from someone encouraging all things vegan, even oil, even gluten, whatever you're trying to avoid. With me it was with oil, so I became a regular vegan, and now am wanting to learn to be a gluten-free vegan (I've been a gluten-free vegan before) because to me that's being a regular vegan, I read my newly bought bottle of light soy sauce, it has no wheat in it, it's made of rice and I'm pretty sure it's gluten-free, I did this subconsciously because you know how beliefs work: you stand for them without even knowing it, then you know they've got you. By being in your mind subconsciously (I didn't know this until now) you're easier to control, and thus you support the cause, that's how I know I believe in gluten-free veganism even if I have wheat bread and that's how I know I'm a gluten-free vegan deep down inside, it was in my heart the whole time because of stomach upsets. And the good news is I have no demon controlling my brain!

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  • CountessDouche

    Oreos are vegan, Hans.

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    • Hansberger

      Yes, but it's not healthy carbohydrates, Oreos are loaded with sugar, I was merely looking for the perfect diet.

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  • RoseIsabella

    I eat bacon almost every morning.

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    • Somenormie

      You are making me hungry.

      Oh and heres some virtual bacon 🥓 .

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      • RoseIsabella

        Thanks!

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        • Hansberger

          My next post comes as a surprise to all of you.

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  • my_life_my_way

    If humans had been vegans from the start, we would’ve died off in the Stone Age. If animals aren’t meant to be eaten then why are they made of food?

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    • Hansberger

      They're made of food because flesh is disguised as food, the cavemen didn't know better, I'm no archaeologist but primitive man ate the woolly mammoth, and that small extinct mammal half your height, which is like a dinosaur, and very few berries and nuts (that was later in the evolutionary cycle when modern man 10,000 years ago discovered there were other edibles besides meat). It's not about whether meat's made of food, it's about two things: my stomach upsets, and being a dietary vegan and that means I wear wool and my wallets are leather as well as support for live animals and I don't like animals, I wouldn't touch them, that's why I'm a vegan, but my veganism has changed into something else I got from the internet, the high carb low fat vegan diet (HCLF), consisting of vegetables eaten with starches (of course), fruits, starches: whole grains, rice, pasta, bread, cereals and potatoes, also some nuts and seeds, and legumes such as lentils and beans. I still find it complicated to follow this diet but hey, life wasn't meant to be easy!

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      • LloydAsher

        Just saying here. Humans have very acidic stomachs. Something that herbavors dont have. Sheep have stomach acidity of about lemon juice. Primates are about 2 ph levels less acidic than humans.

        For all intensive purposes humans are designed to eat meat. Not as a sole food source. Definitely omnivorous though.

        Humans are only as intelligent as we are today because we ate carrion and meat. That extra rush of calories allowed us to be smarter to hunt our food rather than pick at the leftovers. Once we learned cooking that dramatically increased what we could eat. Cooking meat made meat even more nutritious.

        Dont be a science denier.

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        • Hansberger

          Science? There's only one science: food is green, no matter what you eat it's biodegradable, be a vegan, a vegetarian, a meat eater, a pescetarian, a Muslim, a Buddhist, follow any diet you want! I don't care. And meat is more nutritious when you cook it, that I can take as science, and the science in my Christian veganism is a theology of the simple commandment "thou shalt not kill", and some Christians take that to literal extremes (Christian vegans), for example if you observe carefully you can see they wear a plastic jacket and not a leather jacket or anything like it, they don't eat, drink, wear, use, or exploit animals (this is extremism not in its veganism which for some reason is a minimalist approach to veganism, it's extremist in how many books you can read in the Bible and get away with reading them if you were any kind of vegetarian).

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          • LloydAsher

            Humans > animals. Animals are animals. Humans are the apex animals when we work in society raising us above where we reside normally on the food chain (around pigs). Why should I give pity to chicken I eat? The chicken species is doing extremely well. Any species would love being in such vast numbers. Since that is the point of life to reproduce. Humans just took that system and used it to our benefit like we always do.

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  • Somenormie

    Do what you want.

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    • Hansberger

      That's what I wanted to hear, do what you want! :)

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      • LloydAsher

        I'm fine with vegans. More power to ya. I just hate the annoying ones that go on about the health benefits. Sure I would probably live longer. But for me meat is worth it.

        Plus I'm a human supremacist so I dont really care about animals.

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        • Somenormie

          Or the annoying ones who use graphical imagery and while harassing people in the streets or restaurant.

          I hate that too much.

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          • Hansberger

            Then you'll love Christian vegans, vegans who aren't only vegan, but don't touch abused or dead animals, what they don't touch is for spiritual purposes, it's also about the several books in the Bible and being the salt, light, life-giver, life-bringer, and caretaker, not to kill or steal, having God's spirit. It's that simple, even though it's a sect of Christian vegetarianism and has expanded the reading of books in the Bible.

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  • soleyman_the_magnificent

    Really hope you’re a troll. Nobody likes a guilt-peddling nag.

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