Why I am not a Vegan: 1) Real meat tastes good. 2)Vegan food and Faux Meat does not. 3)Certain Faux Meats causes inflames the roof of my mouth. 4)Vegans are obnoxious, and can't accept that MAYBE, just maybe people don't want to be Vegan. 5)Being completely Vegan is not healthy. It does have its benefits, but the diet usually lacks the necessary proteins that meat usually contains. Even in Nature most Herbivores aren't completely Herbivores like Deer, who have been found eating smaller mammals and birds (This was assumed that Deer did unknowingly, but further investigation revealed that Deer sometimes do prey upon other animals to get that extra protein). I am not suggesting that you should cease being Vegan because what people want to do with their diet is up to them. What I do wish you cease is being an Obnoxious Berks and trying pressgang your fucking diet onto others. It isn't cool, no respects that, Sod off!
This is my favorite one to sleep to, sometimes I get vivid dreams and can hear this in my dream then remember I put this on so I know I’m dreaming when I’m sleeping wild.
Understanding personal taste preferences, such as enjoying steak and bacon, doesn't negate the ethical and environmental considerations of consuming animal products. Choosing plant-based alternatives can significantly reduce one's impact on animal suffering and environmental degradation. Several studies have shown that plant-based diets are associated with lower levels of certain health risks, such as decreased risk for heart disease and lower levels of harmful cholesterol. Embracing plant-based foods doesn't mean sacrificing taste or satisfaction, as many alternatives offer similar experiences without the ethical and environmental costs of traditional meat.
Actually, the increasing number of vegans contributes to the reduction of meat demand, thereby encouraging a shift in food production towards more sustainable and cruelty-free options. This trend is part of a larger movement towards reducing the environmental impact of food production, protecting animal rights, and improving human health by decreasing the consumption of animal products. Contrary to the sentiment of having "more meat" due to more people going vegan, the shift actually supports the development of a food system that is more ethical, sustainable, and beneficial for all beings on the planet.
