I have been noting this more recently and it seems to be a trend, at least with people I converse with on the regular. The really religious types aren’t animal people or downright dont like them. The more chill or agnostic types seem to be more apt to love animals.

I could go on my theory of this but I’m interested to see if anyone thinks this is a trend.

  • Krudler
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    2 months ago

    In good faith I am asking why vegans don’t consider vegetables to be living things.

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      2 months ago

      They are living organism, but don’t have a nervous system or barain like animals have and there is no evidence they have a conciosness like animals have.

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              2 months ago

              You’re right, I confused sentience for sapience, my bad! Of course that means plants are absolutely sentient, as we know for sure they can feel and hear. So we’re back to the beginning question, why does veganism care about the sentience of Animalia but not the sentience of Plantae or Fungi?