u/qarqulec

i think i found a way to make vegan progress much faster in the society

i think our biggest problem is not the ressistance of meat eaters, but the ressistance of other vegans to speak up. let me explain. there are millions of vegans in this world, but most of them choose to stay silent. i see vegan posts getting thousands of likes, but the actual amount of people advocating openly is an extremely small fraction of that. people are scared. theyre scared of backlash and hate, and from my experience, theyre reasonable to fear that. guilt and cognitive dissonance brings out the worst monsters out of people. but if more of us actually spoke up, the backlash would be lesser. people would actually start to adapt and consider our ideas more and the public opinion would start to shift. it happened with every movement. we have to be loud enough for them to hear us. and with how many vegans we have, if every one of them spoke up, im sure we'll make a revolution. it doesnt have to be a million of us, it can even be a few thousand. this subreddit has 3 thousand members. do you understand what difference would it make if every single member decided to speak up? we have to do it for the animals, because they cannot wait. speak up yourself, and tell other vegans to speak up. we are scared, but i promise that the animals are scared more

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u/qarqulec — 19 hours ago
▲ 106 r/Vystopia

i cannot grasp how cruel meat eaters are

i post a lot on tiktok about veganism. i had to take my videos down multiple times because of hate comments. i got people telling me to hang myself, looking for every occasion to mock me, commenting dead corpses of animals (not meat, actual corpses) ect. under every video i make about what horrific abuse animals endure, they always comment that they dont care. the majority of meat eaters support rape and admit to it. why are they like that? genuine question

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u/qarqulec — 22 hours ago
▲ 103 r/Vystopia

i feel like people are turning away from veganism after Billie spoke up

the new "woke opinion" is to think that not opressing the animals is "opressive" to their opressors (humans). i cannot make this up. i wish people could stop caring about the convenience and feelings of the opressor and actually think about how it is from the victims perspective. does a cow deserve to be raped because "its opressive to some human groups" not to do so? unfrotunately with animal opression everyone speaks from a privelaged perspective

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u/qarqulec — 2 days ago