How do you feel about veganism?
Is it primarily a petty-bourgois lifestyle or hobby, or does it have potential to help reduce environmental damage? How does "cruelty free" consumption under capitalism change workers conditions in the global south?
Doesn't comparing animal suffering to human suffering reduce or trivialize the latter?
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pure lifystylism. there can be no ethical consumption under capitalism, it's just moralism for the fee fees.
Also why does the 'left' attract so many of these types? I've noticed that any sort of leftist organization or demonstration invites a good number of these lifestyle people.
it's edgy liberals mistaking actual leftists for just more of them, then start REEEEing when they realise that their normalfaggotry won't fly.
Degenerates, degenerates, we'll all soon turn into monkeys!
I don't say 'let's do nothing', I'm saying sometimes doing nothing is the most violent thing to do.
if veganism was profitable capitalism would go for it
but selling junk is better for them
if veganism was more reasonable in every other regard but profits, socialism would adapt it
personally i couldnt care less about this particular issue and whether its beneficial or not
if you want veganism in capitalism despite the reality of things you're just kind of a moron
and many of them are quite patronizing towards blue collar workers at least here in 'straya, who get their kids mcdonalds every now and then, smoke cigarettes and drink beer themselves etc..
I wasn't surprised to learn that a good number of fascists are vegan, and that there exists an 'eco-fascist' movement
now I've heard everything. I thought fascists hated tree huggers for being "damn dirty hippies".
no, nazis are dirty tree huggers themself
just a bit more edgy