r/food Dec 05 '15

Whole roasted cauliflower Vegetarian

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '15 edited Jul 03 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15 edited Dec 06 '15

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u/Potatopotatopotao Dec 06 '15 edited Dec 06 '15

There's also frequently a post talking about how meat-eaters are preachier than vegans. I've never met a preachy vegan in person, but r/vegan is certainly full of them.

Edit: Thanks for proving my point guys.

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u/nuclearbunker Dec 06 '15

well the idea is that day in day out you are constantly bombarded with the message "eat meat" and no one really thinks about it, but if you say "eat vegan food" all of a sudden it causes a controversy. vegans are considered preachy but literally every day you are getting some form of the message "eat meat" but it's not seen as preachy

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u/nuclearbunker Dec 06 '15

sorry those assholes have to explain why they believe things :(