he’s having his lunch and she’s the one losing her **** big time and being abusive. Doesn’t reflect well on her cause… I bet she screeches at kids for daring to buy chicken nuggets at Maccy D’s. I bet @Darren Peacock's Ponytail is itching to comment….
He's got every right to eat meat and they have every right to protest. Eating it about 6 inches from someone's face is a bit of a **** move though - regardless of the circumstances. Not sure why he is so insecure to be threatened by their protests.
Nah, he’s just being a ****. Obviously entirely deliberate and a sad attempt to get views. Daily Mail readers obviously love it…
It really is a twatty thing to do but sort of epitomises the lack of respect people have for each other’s points of view now. Its the equivalent of Muslims burning bibles or Christians burning the Koran. Its just designed to antagonise and provoke a reaction. She should have just left him to it and got on with the protest.
I’m torn on this one. On one hand if she is protesting calmly and quietly then fair enough but, Who doesn’t like kebab. What is wrong with her. Imagine a life just eating Rabbit food and Tofu. **** that.
I bet she doesn't even realise some of the things she wears, or uses in her house, or washes with, etc. include some animal products. If she is one of those who genuinely researches everything before she buys, then fair enough, but I've met loads of people preaching about animal rights who didn't even realise they use animal products in every day life. But either way, kebab man in that vid is just being a dick. He's just goading to get a reaction.
The thing that gets me is that these people actually think they are in the right because at some point they have decided to change their mind. Animal rights activists are relatively normal and passive to be fair. These Oil ones though wtf is that about.
A few years ago I was working at the Vegan Campout in Newark. Got into a discussion with one of the visitors about the cheese sandwich I was eating on my break. It was all very friendly and in good spirit, but I did point out that he was wearing leather shoes and that only one animal had to die for our discussion to take place - and it wasn't to make my cheese sandwich!
Do animal rights folk realise that if animals weren't bred for food and other products, then cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, etc. would soon only be seen in zoos? I know there are some protests about the way some animals are treated - and that's genuinely fair enough. But the ones protesting purely about livestock being used for food due to moral issues need to actually think about how their ideal world would really look. It's not like each family in UK will suddenly have a pet pig in the garden and take a sheep for a walk in the park. These animals would have no 'use' and become near extinct.
Exactly this i have had very similar conversations. I do 't even have strong views on these things, I just can't stand it when people try to shove their views down your throat like they are morally superior. Especially when they only have half the info, like in your example.
In what way. They turn up at the football stadiums. In cars. About 25% of the items they own are basically oil based or derived from oil. Why is using oil such an issue?
