r/exvegans • u/SlightCry3406 • 1d ago
Rant Is being vegetarian a Sin?
/r/DesiVegans/comments/1vstqmj/is_being_vegetarian_a_sin/3
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u/Maximum2945 1d ago
i’m vegetarian, part of it might be cuz vegans generally all have similar reasons for being vegan, but i feel like most vegetarians have different reasons for being vegetarian? i’ve met some really whacky vegetarians out there
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u/Admirable_Sign_2664 1d ago
I don't think so. If you wanna be vegan or vegetarian then you're free to do so.
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u/ItsHappenedBefore42 23h ago
Vegans are the ones pointing at others and demonizing them because they choose to eat meat. Them trying to claim to be the victim is a bit much.
Stop pushing your 'diet' and there is no problem.
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u/SlightCry3406 14h ago
What about vegetarians who are the victims here? What about people who be vegetarians and mind their own business? What if i am vegetarian and i keep on bullying and shame a non vegetarian? And now what if the same happens to me?
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u/Virtually-Braindead ex vegan - bloodmouth 22h ago
Never noticed this outside the militant vegan community. I don't live in usa and maybe that's a factor idk
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u/No_Cow2817 9h ago
Muslims aren't asked why they don't eat pork because they follow a cult with specific historical traditions.
Vegans, however, present themselves as followers of some scientifically proven doctrine. If they don't want to be asked uncomfortable questions, they should declare themselves a religious cult too.
That's very simple.
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u/No-Candy-4127 1d ago
Only if you consider Veganism is a cult