Nov 29, 2009 13:31
My significant other and some of his friends say that vegetables are grown in poop so therefore I am not fully vegan because I am using part of an animal, and some of the poop might get into the vegetables as well. What is the best way to respond to this?
arguments-annoying,
avoiding animal products where possible
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The argument that "poop might get into the vegetables" is totally stupid, though. That's not what vegans are worried about.
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But I'm sure the rest of this response is totally right. You have to eat something.
Veganic food solves the problem completely (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veganic), but good luck finding any.
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If pressed, the only thing I would have to say would be that poop is a waste product, it's presence is not essential to a domesticated animal, and is not forcibly or violently taken from the animal.
God, people have too much damned time on their hands.
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I guess this could maybe still be used for whey, gelatin and other byproducts that aren't the primary reason for killing the animals but just waste products from the process.
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Because obviously, this is not actually about poopy vegetables.
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I once read online some stupid comment someone made about driving cars. They said that cars have leather inside and animal products in the tires, so therefore cars aren't vegan, and you're not vegan either. Ugh!
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