Tumblr Users Tell Vegans That There’s An Ethical Way To Eat Eggs And Honey
As the common saying goes, there are different strokes for different folks, especially when it comes to food preferences. That being said, there are always people who never miss a chance to patronize others a little bit whenever they can, even when it comes to food. It’s probably safe to say that vegans get the most of everything, from plain hatred to getting bombed with scientific facts by random strangers. This story probably balances somewhere in between these two. Some people gathered on Tumblr to teach vegans a lesson and they even gathered some personal experiences to prove their point of why eating eggs and honey is not really that unethical as some vegans may think. Scroll down to explore their arguments!
Someone on Tumblr just couldn’t wrap their head around vegan eating preferences
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Pointing out eating eggs and honey might be not at all that unethical
And some people sure had to try prove it wrong
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But then this beekeeper stepped in to explain how it works
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Someone added up on behalf of those who raise chickens
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Share on FacebookBackyard eggs are one thing, but that isn't where the vast majority of eggs come from. Here's an idea, though. Let's allow people to eat or NOT eat whatever their heart desires without "shaming" or "calling out" anyone for doing what they feel is best.
But without SHAMING someone once a day, you're nothing nowadays. How could we not? *sarcasm off* I hate that nowadays it's either shaming, calling out, or roasting. Everywhere. -.-
Load More Replies...I have chickens too! The eggs are way better quality than any store bought I've ever had, because the chickens are actually well taken care of.
I farm, I raise chickens and honeybees amongst my livestock. What I think is hilarious is that vegans believe that almonds and avocados are vegan, but they aren’t. Every season, some of my own beeboxes are shipped with thousands and thousands of others for the fruit flowering season throughout Florida, the Southwestern US and Mexico. All of those almond and avocado orchards, pollinated by my bees, then shipped back to me so that I can extract that floral honey. Bees work for your fruit and nuts, people.
Resting, the very strict vegans are aware of this and won't eat avocados etc. The vegan because trying to help environment won't eat food that has been transported huge distances.
Load More Replies...Backyard eggs are one thing, but that isn't where the vast majority of eggs come from. Here's an idea, though. Let's allow people to eat or NOT eat whatever their heart desires without "shaming" or "calling out" anyone for doing what they feel is best.
But without SHAMING someone once a day, you're nothing nowadays. How could we not? *sarcasm off* I hate that nowadays it's either shaming, calling out, or roasting. Everywhere. -.-
Load More Replies...I have chickens too! The eggs are way better quality than any store bought I've ever had, because the chickens are actually well taken care of.
I farm, I raise chickens and honeybees amongst my livestock. What I think is hilarious is that vegans believe that almonds and avocados are vegan, but they aren’t. Every season, some of my own beeboxes are shipped with thousands and thousands of others for the fruit flowering season throughout Florida, the Southwestern US and Mexico. All of those almond and avocado orchards, pollinated by my bees, then shipped back to me so that I can extract that floral honey. Bees work for your fruit and nuts, people.
Resting, the very strict vegans are aware of this and won't eat avocados etc. The vegan because trying to help environment won't eat food that has been transported huge distances.
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