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minus-squareMister Neonlink6•8 months agoThat’s not a joke. I don’t like animals, they drive me crazy, and I think they’re disgusting. Since they’re disgusting I don’t want their flesh in me.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•8 months agoThe virgin vegetarian because I love animals vs the chad vegetarian because I hate animals
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•8 months agoUpvoted for making me re-read this several times and contemplate the statement.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•8 months ago I think they’re disgusting. Since they’re disgusting I don’t want their flesh in me. Isn’t this the basis behind some religions’ prohibition against eating pigs? Basically that they are disgusting and disease-ridden.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•8 months agoIt was the historical reason for this rule, yes. In the time people eating pig meat were getting sick, so they put a rule into their religion as a countermeasure.
That’s not a joke. I don’t like animals, they drive me crazy, and I think they’re disgusting. Since they’re disgusting I don’t want their flesh in me.
The virgin vegetarian because I love animals vs the chad vegetarian because I hate animals
I view vegans like party clowns view mimes.
Upvoted for making me re-read this several times and contemplate the statement.
Isn’t this the basis behind some religions’ prohibition against eating pigs? Basically that they are disgusting and disease-ridden.
It was the historical reason for this rule, yes. In the time people eating pig meat were getting sick, so they put a rule into their religion as a countermeasure.