Why Are Some People Vegans
Why do some people ignore the definition of a Vegetarian, do they ever understand the confusion they cause?
I got a stange note form someone today.
Any clue where they are coming from ? After all, we all know, or can easily find, that the definition of a vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat, fish, poultry or slughter by-products.
I’ve got no problem with people eating chicken or fish, however why do they continue to ignore the English language ?
I’m white and from the UK. Would you ever believe it was right if i called myself a black Ethiopian ? No, because in order to communicate we should use the gloabally accepted definitions of words.
Heres the note i got:
“I was right when I said some vegans eat chicken and fish….this statement I said may not be in YOUR experience, but I have alot of vegan friends. While not all of them eat chicken or fish…some of them do, and perhaps u do not…so check ur self b.f u go around telling people they are giving you misleading facts why don’t ya”
Vegetarians do not eat any kind of animal flesh! Vegans will not touch ant kind of animal products i.e. wool,honey,milk,eggs etc ! These people are clueless wannabees not real vegans, they aren’t even vegetarians so to call themselves vegans is insulting to us all and really stupid !!
Homemade Vegan Pizza
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