How to stand up for your principles (as a Vegan)
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I learned this one when I was still trying to get my life in order. "I can't" is coming at the subject from a point of weakness, "I won't" is a choice that you are making. I COULD go and have a steak right now, but I won't. Every time you make the CHOICE, you are doing it from a point of empowerment.
Hopefully I explained that well enough.
you did :)
Thank you! I believe in Veganism as the only way for a "Human" world!
Yes because meat eaters are obviously not human....
Your channel just popped up, and It’s Amazing!!
I started my activism last year, and everything you saying is so true. Thanks for the content💚
Awesome that you pointed this out, to say “won’t” instead of “can’t”.
When out and about, my non-vegan family members often say to me or others that i “can’t” have something due to the animal products in it and i always correct them saying, “it’s not that i can’t but, i choose not to. Of course i *CAN* but, it’s a choice.
yeah and that's an atrocity I will always 100% of the time CHOOSE to not participate in.
You can ask me a million times if I want to abuse a child and 100% of the time the answer will be NO.
For animals it's no different. They are sensitive creatures just like us.
People quit veganism and betray the animals when they start thinking it's a restriction, instead of a choice involving victims.
Very nice lessons and very good ideas to keep in mind. We have the power to post and say things but don't have the power on how others understand it.
Peace ✌️
I love that you talked about stoicism. In my opinion stoicism and veganism go hand in hand. 💚🌱
So sorry about your dad's illness. ❤
Thanks for this great video, love how you deal with daily issues most of us face, keeping the focus on the victims is crucial for personal integrity. I'm sorry to hear your dad is poorly.
Thank-you so much bro for making videos on veganism 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Great stuff, thank you 💚💚
We have to be polite. While they gorge on the flesh of individuals they force into slaughterhouses and keep them in conditions worst than a pedo. 😮it’s so upsetting honestly but I get it.
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I cant even count the amount of times people around me said OH sorry you CANT eat this, or you CANT eat that , my answer was and is always Ehhh I can I just wont !! I don't eat animals !!
At first it seemed like they were thinking I wasn't allowed eat or drink certain foods. Like I had converted to a religion or something ? and that I had changed as a person somehow.
But the simple " I won't " kinda does the job until we meet again and then it happens again and again and again.
The truth is ive been vegan my whole life ethically and morally just took me 38 years to take action, to my great shame.
Pure brainwashed all that time .
@ssabykoops yes everyone I talk to, "oh he's the vegan guy, he's always talking about veganism, but also "oh yeah, I forgot"
@@JeremyCioppa😂🌱💚
don't worry, as soon as you are more than three months into your veganism, such things will stop happening to you
@@v.a.n.e. you got my number, I went vegan almost exactly 3 months ago
@@JeremyCioppa yeah, those are predictable patterns. at one moment, it seems that the whole world is watching you, evaluating your every step. however, later, maybe even a couple of years, you'll realize that the shift in your identity was only that pompous for no one but you.
It's so easy and enjoyable to make milk at home and show family or friends. Blend water and add ANY ONE of the following:
Soaked Almonds
Soaked Cashews
Peanut butter
Banana
Oats
Etc!
No animal abuse needed!
Gteat video, thank you 💗💗
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Good video. I always say if I'm going into a bakery to see if there is any vegan options 'do you have any cruelty free products?'
Your vids are awesome 🙌🙌
Glad you like them!
I think you made your parents think about why they didn't use “we won't” instead of “we want” when they were planning a family.
Not sure if that is meant as a compliment or an insult😅
actually, neither of those. I'm just drawing your attention to the obvious facts and the glaring reason for your coming into the world.
I'm sure that your father who, at this moment, needs every possible assistance, not just physical, would go to any length, including violating all of his moral principles, for you to feel better. I completely understand if you would refuse me, or anyone else, such a favor, but doing so to someone suffering from the most deadly disease known to man, who also happens to be your parent, is mind-boggling.
dude, totally wrong time for self-proofing. it's actually a matter of misplaced priorities.
@@with-eyes-unclouded vane trolls regularly vegan channels
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I also don't buy animal products for my mom, and she knows it. She never asks me to after I stated it. But I make exception: things like soap, shampoo or body lotion I still buy for her although I know there are animal igredients in them. But at least they are by products.
I have been to massive supermarkets where there is only ONE toothpaste brand free from animal testing. It's disgraceful!
Cleaning products industry needs particular concentrated attention from vegans. If they don't have it written on their labels, I'll always try to ask so that the manager has to make a mental note that cruelty free vegan cleaning products are in demand.
It sounds like the firmness wasn't needed in that moment, in your words your mom just had a mental slip and instantly understood why you couldn't. Also you wouldn't be contributing to the dairy industry even if you bought it for her, because she was buying it later that day anyways.
I disagree. Firmness is desperately needed.
I absolutely would be contributing to the dairy industry by acting as a free delivery service from the shop to the fridge. If you want to financially reward an industry who rapes cows and separates families, I refuse to help you. People need to get this into their heads. It's not just about money. If you say yes to the small things.. maybe you can be persuaded to say yes to the big things? Look up the Milgram experiment.
Are you lax on child abuse? Do you make exceptions? Would you go soft on family members asking you to aid them in abusing a child? I make this comparison just to show you that people have different standards of what they will tolerate based on public sentiment.
You find firmness inappropriate because this issue is not real to you. The animals are not real to you. You're treating it like abstract politics.
@@with-eyes-unclouded Actually no, I find the firmness unnecessary because it sounds like your mom has allot on her plate and made an honest mistake. She wasn't shaming you, or calling into question your beliefs, and in your words she understood why you couldn't. So it seems unnecessary to shame the woman when she is taking of your sick father.
I've watched vegan content for years, so I understand why you feel the way you do. I see a different path, one that leads to better welfare for livestock but not an end to it. You say those that engage in this system can't love animals, and are in fact abusers. Though this is just a shame tactic you use to distance yourself from others, because given the same information how could they not come to the same conclusions as you. It's quite simple we are all individuals, with our own views and life experiences.
We are flawed creatures that just do our best, so saying "morals" have to be consistent!!! Well that doesn't really account for feelings now does it? There could be a field of cows, that I've been told are heading to slaughter tomorrow, I see one stuck in a barbed wire fence, I would still try and help that cow. I suppose that's inconsistent that I would care that the animal is suffering, even though I'm fine with it eventually becoming food. That is my moral compass, I do what I feel is right, and I respect that you have yours.
bruh, don't let your wife turn you against your parents.
I have had exes that have tried to do that. I know she's not the type to do that.
Thoughts on veganism causing malnutrition 100% of the time? Thoughts on 90% of vegans quitting because of health effects?
Thoughts on great new channels gaining traction and attracting ‘meatflakes’?
@@dj.h7424 I hope you understand that you are a meat eater aswell. All humans are. Humans have lived off meat ever since we became human.
Vegetables are man made. They have been cultivated to the point where the toxins are not as large in quantity, so you can put it in grocery stores, and people die slowly, instead of instantly.
Why do you think all modern diseases have become 100-300x more prevelent ever since we stopped cooking with animal fat, and started consuming processed seed oils and eating alot more greens.
Raw meat and organs is what is food for humans. You are a carnivore in denial
Don't you just love it when people online insist that you are malnourished? When they haven't met you, don't know what you weigh, have no qualifications and are in complete opposition to the scientific consensus?
@@with-eyes-unclouded If you believe science is supporting veganism you are already lost. You do not understand how to measure "risk" scientifically. I bet you believe saturated fat and cholesterol is bad for you.
I realise its not worth my time spending 30 minutes to save another persons life. Sorry man
@@hugocoolerkanalsmal3172 Ah, another delusional monologue from a carnist meatflake, caught in the grip of lizard-brained fantasies. No, humans are *not* obligate carnivores. We are omnivores, capable of thriving on plants alone. The myth that meat is essential? Shattered by countless studies showing plant-based diets *reduce* risks of heart disease, cancer, and diabetes . As for raw meat, eat it long enough, and you'll meet pathogens that laugh at your "ancestral diet" fantasies.
Now, please, spare the evolutionary revisionism.
Vegan food production... 7.3 billion small animals per year. That's just the small ones. Deforestation, desertification, loss of habitat, and the environmental cost of cutting animals out of the carbon cycle are never considered. Let's not even get into how your extremely broad variety of out of season plant goods get from farms all over the planet to every single grocery store down the street from each of you. Surely nothing is harmed in the course of all that traffic and I'm sure the environment is just fine.
When the aliens arrive and start farming and milking us I'll remind you of your 100% inaccurate crop death and sustainability argument. Do some research bro. Vegans cause way less crop deaths and way less environmental harm than 99% of the public.
All terrible things. Most of which are attributed to animal agriculture. I didn’t know vegans were the reason grocery stores sell out of season produce, I guess there must be many millions more vegans than we thought. Whenever I see someone pick up an avocado, I’ll now know they must be vegan. Even if it were true that plant food production was solely attributed to vegans, and also true that 7.3 billion animals are killed because of it, what of the 90 billion animals killed for people to eat each year? That 90 billion doesn’t include that for every hen a baby male chick was ground up after hatching, or the bycatch of fishing, nor the animal deaths attributed to growing food to feed the animals. The animals which you love the taste of so much so that you come up with arguments just to alleviate your cognitive dissonance around your actions.
..fictional figures + fallacy upon fallacy = meatflake alert!! All debunked widely.
@@cybotjr Looks like I don't need to comment here. Thanks for saving me the trouble!
😂 buddy, most of the crops grown are fed to animals. The amount of farm animals that we have to feed outnumber us by the billions. Everything you said is happening with animal agriculture, only it'sway worse than plant agriculture. Furthermore, the current agricultural system is not Vegan at all, meaning that the technologies used are not made with the intention of minimizing or completly eradicating (if thats even possible) death crops. Animal agriculture is the leading cause of deforestation, and everything else you mentioned 😂. It's like you forgot to research that part of this whole topic.