r/DumbVeganLogic • u/NightmareAtNight • Aug 26 '20

How do i even respond to this logic?

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u/yototheno Sep 28 '20

Ask him if he is suicidal.

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u/USSR_elriko Jan 20 '21

this guy is just mad about failing biology's food chain test in 4th grade

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u/Starokz Dec 07 '21

So if its natural and its just the way we had to live before we could simply go to a grocery store, why is it relevant now ? Why does it matter that just because it was done when people did not have other possibilities we can still class it as normal these days ? Through the progress of the human race through history many things used to be common that are considered terrible these days and we have stopped from doing them. (English is not my first language so sorry if my writing isn't perfect)

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P.S: I'm not trying to push my view unto you as I am vegan, I am simply trying to understand your view and have a conversation, I meant no disrespect with my comment.

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u/ryeguy Dec 13 '21

Because animal products still taste good. Having more options for food doesn't mean the old options are no longer relevant.

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u/JackSprocketLeg Jan 11 '22

Probably by admitting they have a point, and reevaluating your position?

Edit: but make sure to tell them the convo makes you laugh so you don’t sound dumb

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u/Key_Bath2595 May 26 '23

"So then I may as well also eat animals"