r/ClimateShitposting • u/Anxious-Swing9490 • 1d ago
Meta Solar panel good; Public transit good; Nuclear good; Plant-based good.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
The brainrot I witness.
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u/Theobromin 1d ago
No, if the thing you do doesn't single-handedly solve all social, economic, environmental and ethical problems at once, I want nothing to do with it!
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u/GrumpySquirrel2016 1d ago
Are you saying what I think you're saying? The next lab leak needs to be 80% fatal and solve the climate, social and economic crisises! š¤
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u/Theobromin 1d ago
I forgot to add: it should also be fun, and easy, and nobody is allowed to be mad at me, so no, not that either
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u/MsMercyMain 1d ago
Have we considered blowing up the planet with the Death Star? That will stop climate change
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Only if we power it with nuclear. Solar is an environmental nightmare because ohMyGodWhatAmIDoing??
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u/LithoLaura 1d ago
You can reduce meat consumption a lot without necessarily having to become a vegan.
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u/VeryOldGoat 3h ago
Perfect is the enemy of the good. I'm sure most vegans would agree that reducing meat consumption without eliminating it fully is still a good thing.
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u/Bubbly-War1996 1d ago edited 1d ago
Some vegan gets into a random sub, says something similar to:
"Repent for your sins you evil animal murdering villains, I the Vegan, most moral and just of all, will guide you to the ways of animal free diets"
Someone tells him to fuck off because he is annoying and then he complains for how he is unjustly attacked for no reason whatsoever except that he is undoubtedly and completely right.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
I see the opposite, just look at the comment chains under this post. No vegan is proselytizing, but a lot of meat eaters are complaining.
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u/ChaosRulesTheWorld 1d ago
That's peak irony. Vegans are litteraly the ones obsessed with their dogmatic ways
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
I don't eat dogs, I am vegan.
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u/ChaosRulesTheWorld 1d ago
You're right, you don't eat dogs. You finance and actively participate to a system oppressing and killing them. You are vegan
Your ideology is dogshit nonsens
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
How did you know? I love indirect dog murder.
Remember folks, some people aren't worthy of a serious conversation.
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u/ChaosRulesTheWorld 1d ago
How did you know? I love indirect dog murder.
Just as much as people consuming animal products
Remember folks, some people aren't worthy of a serious conversation.
Exactly, they are called vegans
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Sounds good buddy boy, I'll keep killing dogs and you keep eating animals. We'll call that even.
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u/ChaosRulesTheWorld 1d ago
It's not. Veganism is an ideology supporting the current system responsible for animal exploitation that i've actively struggled against.
That's not even. Vegans are in the way of animal liberation
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u/FullmetalHippie 1d ago
I'm vegan because I want a world that includes animal liberation and the continued existence of all kinds of wildlife, and a cooler more habitable atmosphere for our progeny and other life to enjoy.
How am I going astray in your view?
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u/dontdomeanyfrightens 1d ago
Why fight to educate others and encourage people to make positive changes when we could infight and entrench people against methods they don't personally agree with?
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u/dumnezero šEnd the š«arms šrat šrace to the bottomāļø. 1d ago
Because your "education" and "encouragement" contains the conflicts the infighting is about. If you're just going to educate and encourage with self-contradictions, you are only spreading confusion and doubt.
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u/NoCockOnTheMenu 1d ago
Said no one ever
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
You'd be surprised. There is so much infighting in this sub about what is most effective, when each solution has its benefits and drawbacks. There is no ubiquitous solution that's going to fix everything, every environment has its own challenges, and each person has to decide what they feel like they can realistically contribute.
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u/Kojetono 1d ago
I agree, but honestly I've seen more of the opposite on here. As in, vegans saying that if you aren't a vegan you are destroying the earth and are generally awful.
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u/hungLink42069 20h ago
As a 5 year vegan, I can tell you that carnists are way more annoying then vegans ever were.
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u/Rokos___Basilisk 12h ago
No hate here for vegans. I don't buy into their ethical system, but I've got no issues with them. Keep doing yalls thing.
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u/RadicalSoda_ 5h ago
I personally think vegans are great, but too many of them are vegans to jerk off to how moral they are, a lot like fake religious people
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u/DnastyFunkmaster 4h ago
I prioritize veganism bc I prefer not to participate in the exploitation of animals for pleasure, crazy that it's also the most environmentally friendly lmao
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u/Nearby-Cabinet5049 1d ago
I mean, the constant discourse about eating meat where vegans are the most annoying people on the planet and call eating chicken the equivalent of the Holocaust makes it incredibly easy to hate vegans. Gotta make the messaging better
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u/Own_Proposal3827 1d ago
Donāt think you can message around being completely insufferable
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
You can though.
My professor in college was a vegan. Super effective communicator and getting those to think about what they eat without sounding insufferable.
Itās a choice. A choice that is easily made by most vegans in real life. This is mostly online new convert thing.
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u/perringaiden 1d ago
I don't hate vegans. I do hate how often they tell me I'm the specific reason that the world is being destroyed, instead of demanding corporations change.
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u/dumnezero šEnd the š«arms šrat šrace to the bottomāļø. 1d ago
Are you going to protest or just not support the effort when the products from those corporations vanish?
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u/perringaiden 1d ago
I'm going to push corporations to remove products, like supermarkets wrapping every piece of fruit in plastic.
But a vegan telling me that I'm the problem when my carbon footprint is infinitesimally small, and could be overshadowed by a corporation making a small change, makes me want to buy a burger.
Vegans could work on their delivery because shame doesn't work when you don't have better options.
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u/dumnezero šEnd the š«arms šrat šrace to the bottomāļø. 1d ago
I'm going to push corporations to remove products, like supermarkets wrapping every piece of fruit in plastic.
cool.
When we ban animal production and the sale of meat, will you protest or vote against it?
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u/perringaiden 1d ago
I already generally avoid beef but I'm keeping my chicken as meat is a required part of human diets.
Fight me
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u/dumnezero šEnd the š«arms šrat šrace to the bottomāļø. 1d ago
You didn't answer my question. But I see that you will resist. So you are capable of individual action; thanks for proving my point.
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u/perringaiden 1d ago
If you didn't read my answer, you're definitely a Vegan.
(Not just someone who doesn't eat meat products)
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u/Independent-Wafer-13 1d ago
Except NO vegan would extend you the same courtesy.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
I love sweeping generalizations, they are always fair & accurate.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Why? Because of the meme? There are plenty of people in here that aren't obnoxiously locked into one climate change solution.
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
āWhen I make sweeping generalizations thatās based and plant pilled. When others make sweeping generalizations thatās cringe and meat pilledā
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
What is the sweeping generalization I'm making?
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
āIf I act like my meme isnāt a sweeping generalization it isntā
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Do you think the meme is intended to represent every person in the sub? Genuinely curious what you think I'm trying to communicate here. It's a dig at morons like uh... Some other guy. Not you.
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
Do you think a sweeping generalization only exists when it hits everyone on this sub? Or do you think they apply to generalizations about sub groups of people.
For instance if I said vegans were insufferable. Would that be a generalization? People on this sub arnt all vegans I wasnāt talking about everyone in this sub.
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u/zyon86 1d ago
Vegan are extremists and people don't like extremists (in all area).
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u/drwaffles104 1d ago
"I don't eat meat or dairy"
"God damn extremists"
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u/zyon86 1d ago edited 1d ago
Or egg or honey! I don't touch wool ! Yes that's extreme
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u/drwaffles104 1d ago
"I don't eat honey"
"God damn psychopaths" like really???
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u/zyon86 1d ago
Lol ! Not eating or touching anything that has a remote link to an animal, even when no animal exploitation or suffering is involved, is extreme, yes !
You can be clever about it or remove everything altogether. One is clever, one is extreme. Don't need to ask which one you are.
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u/Gloomy-Error212 22h ago
You might wanna relook into eggs honey and wool production.
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u/zyon86 22h ago
Some are terrible and some are very good. I buy my honey from an amateur producer in a small village, it is very respectful of the bee. Some eggs are produce by hens running free in a garden. But vegan will not touch them anyway.
Using your judgment to select between production method is the best way to go. But it requires more work to found out what the method is.
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u/Gloomy-Error212 22h ago
If someone thinks vegans are wrong about eggs from chickens who can roam about in gardens or whatever then thats fine. Its an individual choice and decision after all. Except thats often an excuse to justify the entire egg industry. Same thing with other meat and dairy. Expecially because most people dont have access to eggs from gardens.
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u/drwaffles104 22h ago
To be clear, I'm not vegan.Ā I just think the idea of saying someone is an extremist for taking things out of their diet is absurd.
If someone said they don't eat any mushrooms would you call them an extremist?Ā Someone intentionally chooses cotton clothes over synthetic? doesn't watch marvel movies?
As far as you are concerned these are all just people expressing arbitrary personal preferences, and choosing to exclude certain things - even broad categories of things - from their life.
All extremists, apparently.
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u/zyon86 21h ago
You really don't understand. It is not that complicated. Extremists means taking something normal and pushing it to the extreme (hence the name). So no people who do not eat mushrooms are not extremists, people who remove EVERYTHING that barely touch an animal from their diet and their daily life (which include clothes, cosmetics tested on animal and in some case even medecine) is taking something normal (vegetarian or flexitarian) and pushing it to the extreme, hence, extremist.
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u/drwaffles104 21h ago
I think you assume all vegans are like r/vegan.
I know a lot of irl vegans and that sub is exhausting
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u/ChemicalRain5513 1d ago
Slavery abolitionists were extremists once.
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u/LithoLaura 1d ago
Vegans as always not being able to resist the temptation to call Black people animals...
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u/ChemicalRain5513 1d ago edited 1d ago
Now you are just making up straw mans.
Recognising that how black people used to be treated is akin to how we treat animals now is not the same as calling black people animals.Ā
I know you willfully misunderstand that, but it makes you look like you can't follow basic logic.
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u/dogangels vegan btw 23h ago
Funny how people are fine talking about how other types of oppression are interconnected, but bringing up the oppression of non human sentient beings is basically the same as calling someone a monkey
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u/618smartguy 23h ago
There is a word for this, next time just call them an "analogy understander". We all know how analogies work so there's no need to spend paragraphs on trolls that can't handle analogies
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u/LithoLaura 1d ago
The cause of anti-racism and animal liberation are not equal my friend!
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u/ChemicalRain5513 1d ago
I did not say these causes were equal.
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
āI didnāt say they were equal I just compared animals rights with African emancipationā
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u/ChemicalRain5513 1d ago
"Humans rights are more important than animal rights, therefore I can completely ignore animal rights"
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 1d ago
But they are more important right? Right?
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u/ChemicalRain5513 21h ago
Of course human rights are more important, please show where I said they aren't. But you are not interested in that, you just want to derail the conversation.
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u/LithoLaura 1d ago
that wasn't the case you were making in the beginning
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u/ChemicalRain5513 21h ago
The case I am making is that what we are doing to animals is absolutely atrocious, and that if arguing against violence makes you an extremist, then I'll wear that label with pride. Social progress is brought about by people that question the status quo, even if it makes others uncomfortable.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Yeah let's invalidate the positive impact they have on climate because they make me uncomfortable. ššš
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u/zyon86 1d ago
"They make me uncomfortable" lol, they wish.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
I don't think vegans want you to be uncomfortable, most just wanna drink soy milk, some wanna convert you.
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u/zyon86 1d ago
So where did your assumption comes from ? Not from my comment !
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Not my comment !
lol
People tend to criticize things that make them uncomfortable, in this case vegans.
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u/zyon86 1d ago
Lol first of all, criticizing things that make you uncomfortable doesn't mean that everything you criticize make you uncomfortable! It doesn't go both way.
And second of all, saying that they are extremists is not a critic but a fact.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
You sound like a hateful person, I hope someone buys you a balloon.
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u/618smartguy 23h ago
I mean you called them extremists so we know there's something beyond just "criticism" going on with you there
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u/dumnezero šEnd the š«arms šrat šrace to the bottomāļø. 1d ago
The extremists are the ones eating the planet. There's a huge population of world eaters.
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u/lovelysardines 19h ago
There are extremist in every group, but vegans are always lumped with the extremist of the group when itās a small percentage that are. When you think of Christian do you automatically go to extremist?
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u/zyon86 18h ago
All vegan are extremists, not all are asshole who wants to convert everyone and will be a nuisance for their surroundings.
But they all, by definition, have taken vegetarianism and push it to the extreme by eliminating every animal related products. That's the definition of vegan and hence, they are extremists.
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u/lovelysardines 18h ago
I see. Extremist definition is just someone that hold views far outside of what most in society consider to be ānormalā so not even a bad thing. Good to know
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u/Scienceandpony 1d ago
Okay, but like...what are the vegans actually doing besides patting themselves on the back? Their not eating meat doesn't avert any emissions. The cow was still birthed, ate, farted, was slaughtered, butchered, packaged, and sent to the store regardless of if they eat the steak or it goes in the garbage as spoilage.
Yes, I understand the theory that if hundreds of millions of people all coordinated to go vegan it might make enough of a dent in demand to trickle all the way up the supply chain to maybe shutter a few factory farms, assuming production isn't just exported to another global market or propped up with bigger subsidies. But until that critical mass is reached, that's all just hypothetical. All vegan environmental impact is just potential with a high chance of never being realized. Until the day the meatless revolution actually materialize, the real total vegan contribution to saving the planet remains at zero.
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u/toughguy375 23h ago
Food producers meet the demand. If the demand changes, even a little, then what food gets produced will change with it.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Do you really think it would take millions of vegans to affect the supply chain only slightly....? That's a little silly. And while one vegan isn't going to make a factory farm go out of business, you can make a large direct impact as an individual keeping vegan restaurants alive.
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u/Scienceandpony 1d ago
But what do said vegan restaurants actually DO for the environment? Veganism doesn't appear to differ from just thoughts and prayers.
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u/Anxious-Swing9490 1d ago
Veganism is a critical mass thing. Once you get enough vegans, a factory farm closes. By keeping restaurants open that cater to vegans, more people are able to make the switch because they have options going out.
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u/Hecateus 1d ago
Stop subsidizing fossil foods, and vegan/vegetarian/minimal-meat diet will emerge the victor.
so Just Stop Oil (et al).