[question] why are vegans so extremes and angrys?

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i seeing many https://www.blackhatworld.com/search/28860484/?q=vegan&o=relevance.... so i think it not against rule for posting this question (no politic or against race or religions) as i want asking this...

becos today... just today... 1 day... i see 2 times vegan fighting with no-vegans.... one in facebook group.... vegan just posting in group telling other not to eating meat. other say she should no posting this on group and she should not spreading her belief onto other. but she become aggressive and extremes and start insulting and making threats like 'you will die of heart attack', 'hope you get cancer for killing innocent animals'. and many more!!! i was shock becos she herself post in facebook group posting unrelated thing and when people telling her nicely not to do it she suddenly make all this curse insults and threats... it scary!!! a guy say he doctor and tell everyone that 'it is possible to get protein just from plants... however, you should not go around choking others on your beliefs on veganism'. she then offend and say, 'you must be a lousy doctor then. As a doctor you should know the best diets are plant-based. What a lousy doctor."

then i watching soccer livestream for world cup..... again, vegan.... someone ask why vegan always talk about land animal like cow chicken and sheep but not fish because fish also animal... then vegan refuse answer that but choose to tell other to go vegan becos of benefits and why we should not killing innocent animals... when same guy ask again why fish not included and why algae (living thing) but not consider living thing.... vegan got offended and start telling person that 'you are too narrow minded and stupid to understand. Especially since this is online no point telling you. go find out yourself.'

why vegan so extreme??? no offense to vegans.... i know animal have feelings and living things but why must vegan go around telling other, get so angry and make personal insults???
 
This is an internet marketing forum. I'm just gonna prepare you by saying there's gonna be a shit ton of troll comments after me.
 
I would like to fight with vegans, as I only have experience fighting with SEOs so far.
 
then i watching soccer livestream for world cup..... again, vegan.... someone ask why vegan always talk about land animal like cow chicken and sheep but not fish because fish also animal... then vegan refuse answer that but choose to tell other to go vegan becos of benefits and why we should not killing innocent animals... when same guy ask again why fish not included and why algae (living thing) but not consider living thing.... vegan got offended and start telling person that 'you are too narrow minded and stupid to understand. Especially since this is online no point telling you. go find out yourself.'

Technically if you eat fish, you're not vegan, you're pescatarian.

In my experience, vegans aren't really all crazy, just the ones who constantly talk about it seem to be.
 
who cares not internet marketing related.

fuck vegans

who in there right mind needs to no about you finding a fucked up vegan .

there angrey becouse you boar them.

this is lounge rules .

i dont see any human relavents knowing this ansaw

all these temetollagy on eating food , put anyone on a irland there eat anythink even there own friends ...
 
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It primarily stems from the "us" and "them".

Any idea which causes people to form a group, is essentially almost always fuelled by showcasing the negative portions of the "other" group.

Religion is similar. We are the best. Everyone else not following is damned. They are wrong. Their god is fake. Their beliefs are fake. So are these new age cults. They make people believe in an ideology - a dogma. At the same time, they make them believe that the "Other" is wrong. Everyone that is not US is THEM - and THEM are wrong.

A great deal of the harsh criticism hurled from either side of the rhetorical fence may be attributable to the unfortunate but inevitable us-and-them dynamic.

Another important part is the holier-than-though thought process.

"I don't eat or use animal products, so I don't harm animals. I am better than you. You eat and use animal products. You are bad."

Vegans (unlike vegetarianism) is a personally acceptable choice. People see information, people see animal abuse and then decide that they don't want to be a part of it. While there are several strong arguments that can be made that being 100% vegan in fact ends up harming animals and the earth's ecosystem, people are not ready to believe or accept it.

As humans, we're a species that rely on information. But we also have a tendency to see only one side of the coin. Or rely on limited information. Arguments confuse us and we have a natural tendency to ignore them.

I am a vegetarian. Not by choice. I was born in a Hindu Vegetarian family and grew up in a Vegetarian household. In the 27 years of my life, I have never consumed as much as an egg. And at this point, I simply cannot eat it. However, unlike Vegans, we don't have problem with dairy. I can consume Paneer and cheese all day, everyday. (Makes me think, being a vegetarian and lactose-intolerant would suck so bad).

However, I or my family does not have any issues with people who eat meat. When I go out, several of my friends order meat, fish or eggs and we eat at the same table.

Tolerance is a virtue. And vegans need to accept that. That is where it all ends.

P.S - Almost every vegan I know is tolerant enough. They stick to their beliefs and love having an open discussion and listening to others' views.

But then there's always that one person in every group...
 
It primarily stems from the "us" and "them".

Any idea which causes people to form a group, is essentially almost always fuelled by showcasing the negative portions of the "other" group.

Religion is similar. We are the best. Everyone else not following is damned. They are wrong. Their god is fake. Their beliefs are fake. So are these new age cults. They make people believe in an ideology - a dogma. At the same time, they make them believe that the "Other" is wrong. Everyone that is not US is THEM - and THEM are wrong.

A great deal of the harsh criticism hurled from either side of the rhetorical fence may be attributable to the unfortunate but inevitable us-and-them dynamic.

Another important part is the holier-than-though thought process.

"I don't eat or use animal products, so I don't harm animals. I am better than you. You eat and use animal products. You are bad."

Vegans (unlike vegetarianism) is a personally acceptable choice. People see information, people see animal abuse and then decide that they don't want to be a part of it. While there are several strong arguments that can be made that being 100% vegan in fact ends up harming animals and the earth's ecosystem, people are not ready to believe or accept it.

As humans, we're a species that rely on information. But we also have a tendency to see only one side of the coin. Or rely on limited information. Arguments confuse us and we have a natural tendency to ignore them.

I am a vegetarian. Not by choice. I was born in a Hindu Vegetarian family and grew up in a Vegetarian household. In the 27 years of my life, I have never consumed as much as an egg. And at this point, I simply cannot eat it. However, unlike Vegans, we don't have problem with dairy. I can consume Paneer and cheese all day, everyday. (Makes me think, being a vegetarian and lactose-intolerant would suck so bad).

However, I or my family does not have any issues with people who eat meat. When I go out, several of my friends order meat, fish or eggs and we eat at the same table.

Tolerance is a virtue. And vegans need to accept that. That is where it all ends.

P.S - Almost every vegan I know is tolerant enough. They stick to their beliefs and love having an open discussion and listening to others' views.

But then there's always that one person in every group...
To me , as none relougous person ,being forced not to eat a product , no matter what it is , sounds like abouse , everybody should be allowed to eat what they want (( religous talk ban from here )).....

i beleve in god but not a relgion
 
To me , as none relougous person ,being forced not to eat a product , no matter what it is , sounds like abouse , everybody should be allowed to eat what they want (( religous talk ban from here )).....

i beleve in god but not a relgion

This isn't religious talk. I didn't reference a religion. Just stating that religious works on similar ideals.

Again, being forced to eat/not eat is abuse in every way. It is a violation of your basic human rights. So you're absolutely correct.

A vegan can decide what he wishes to eat/not eat - he however cannot chide someone else to do the same. That is downright wrong.
 
This isn't religious talk. I didn't reference a religion. Just stating that religious works on similar ideals.

Again, being forced to eat/not eat is abuse in every way. It is a violation of your basic human rights. So you're absolutely correct.

A vegan can decide what he wishes to eat/not eat - he however cannot chide someone else to do the same. That is downright wrong.
good reply i like you , at least your not argumentive.

wish you luck god bless
 
Everyone thinks they're right and want to throw their beliefs onto other people if it conflicts with their own. It really depends on the person, doesn't strictly apply to vegans.
 
i think typically people are threatened by others they think might have a moral high ground so they try to tear them down to avoid confronting truths about themselves, or it's just fun to talk shit on the internet.

i'm typically more annoyed by people complaining about vegans than anything i've ever heard from a vegan. if some dude wants to eat less meat to reduce emissions or whatever, i'm down with that.
 
It's not their fault. Vegans are mentally unstable due to their choice of diet, which lacks nutrition.
^ it so true dear. My retarded vegan ex had to buy some "vegan" chemicals which replace the vitamins you get from meat. Then she cry that her hair fall when she shower and me got fu*king scared and tell her me no want see her anymore and ran away.
 
Literally just saw this on FB. A woman climbed Mount Everest to prove vegans to do anything. She died.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/05/23/woman-trying-to-prove-vegans-can-do-anything-among-three-dead-on-everest-two-more-missing-and-thirty-sick-or-frostbitten/?noredirect=on

Looks like that big massive chip on their shoulder finally got the better of them. That diet ego was really worth it in the end.
 
Plants have feelings too. They are frustrated due to lack of meat in their blood stream. Since plants cannot speak and move we should be more sympathetic towards them if we're to follow this logic for example we would be more kind and helpful to a handicap person compared to an average person not in a negative sense but as in humanity. So they shouldnt eat plants since they have feelings and they cannot even move while in pain some of them are eaten raw alive ( carrot, apple, salad etc )
 
Plants have feelings too. They are frustrated due to lack of meat in their blood stream. Since plants cannot speak and move we should be more sympathetic towards them if we're to follow this logic for example we would be more kind and helpful to a handicap person compared to an average person not in a negative sense but as in humanity. So they shouldnt eat plants since they have feelings and they cannot even move while in pain some of them are eaten raw alive ( carrot, apple, salad etc )
So you're saying we need to feed meat to plants.
 
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