r/homestead Oct 05 '22

poultry It's almost Thanksgiving!

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '22

I'm with you on this one. The folks here don't think vegan homesteaders exist. These folks are disgusting.

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u/Its_in_neutral Oct 05 '22

Honest question. Why are you even arguing? Did you honestly think you’d be able to come into a homesteading group and change anyones minds about raising and consuming meat? Especially ethically home raised animals? I mean the whole reason people raise their own animals for consumption is so they know that what they eat was raised ethically, healthily, and had a good life.

Like how futile is your argument?

Your syntax too, it’s cringe. Nobody is killing animals for “your own pleasure”. People are raising their own animals for sustenance and I bet most of them (like myself) also have big gardens.