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I feel like that when I get doorstepped by religious peeps (I'm not vegan, btw, but am a pescatarian sans shellfish).

Just focus on the 99% of them who aren't forcing you into anything.

But a lot of them do…

I wouldn't mind vegan people as long as most of them were cooked with a lot of BBQ sauce.

Whole raw broccoli sounds kinda gross. Unless you believe an acquaintance of mine, who once brought it to lunch as a kid. (It was a homeschool thing.)

Don't threaten me with a good time. I'll eat the whole raw broccoli and a McNugget.

Something of a false equivalence, unless McDonalds have an advert that says "Don't eat raw broccoli" and I missed it. Which I might have done, because I avoid McDonalds like I avoid the plague McDonalds meat doubtless carries.

So, the problem is factory farming and not animal byproducts coming from traditionally raised animals.

i was just joking around about vegan communication that use to make it worst but it's ok, why not just letting people eat whatever they want. And also i'm not american or a meat-eater country, i was quite surprised how much meat americans use to eat. I find myself reasonable about meat, that's quite enough for me.

Thank you Sarah.

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But, have you yourself experienced the cruelty of words yourself? Even if it's nothing more than describing reality of factory farming, it's so much worser and badderer than factory farming itself! Those poor people, starting the debate themselves 99% of the time, and then being confronted with words describing cruel treatment that happens on their behalf, they suffer so so so so so much more than the animals do. Just read their whining, and you get a glimpse of it - if it weren't so crushingly brutal - the words, of course, not the actual violence forced upon innocent animals -, would they even mind? But, however you twist, turn and examine - the poor meateaters suffer so much more. Words! About atrocities their demand causes! There has never been any treatment of a human being that is even close to as cruel as it is to mention any reality of factory farming to a meateater who just peacefully wanted to make fun of compassion itself. How dare we? ... if it's not obvious yet - I'm sicker than sick of this peak obnoxiety. Chose to eat meat, but stop pretending that any criticism of it would somehow violate anything. The ethical objections stand every test. Accepting that is the bare minimum of maturity here.

13,000 citations doesn't mean s**t if 100% of the citations are to BS sources. And nutritional epidemiology is a steaming pile for the most part.

I am vegan and have been for a while. And there are some fellow vegans I know who are just so obnoxious it's like are you trying to make people immediately close minded? Not all of us are like this. But I do notice how defensive meat eaters can get with me when I haven't done anything other than eat a PBJ sammich.

They're not just as bad. It always starts with them. The audacity is beyond comprehension, but, as they make up a majprity, they can just repeat to claim the opposite until we grow tired of their BS. And, after all, answering a question about why somebody doesn't eat meat that, obviously, includes the violence of meat production is, of course and of every obviousity imaginable, way more violent than the violence itself. Hence the up- and downvotes here - not exactly a proof, but it tells a lot about the audience. But, anyway, giving in to the defenders of violence isn't, nor should be, an option.

Not all meat eaters are like that, I am a meat-eater and I have lots of vegetarian/vegan friends/family, and I respect them for it. I hate that a lot of meat eaters hate on them

You need new friends :). I can't think of the last time I ran into someone who cared one way or the other. It was probably in the 90s.

Too sweet. I need the 1/4 as Sweet Baby Ray's. I mean I like it, but dude. Turn it down a bit so I can taste the other things. It's like one step away from pure brown sugar. Anyway, there's no accounting for taste. Enjoy!

May I enquire about your recipe Richi?

Hola, que tal? Continuo en ingles porque en esta pagina casi todos son angloparlantes. You are right, there are a lot of meat that even chimichurri will be invasive. I like it but also can have the meat without any sauce. I was using it more like an example: chimichurri is used in some meats traditionally and it pairs well, but if you add anotyher sauce (like barbacue) you will ruin it. Like when my husband covers tortilla de patata with ketchup, blasfemy!! :)

It is; I far prefer its freshness to gloopy sweet barbecue sauce.