I’m a vegetarian, but I do make cultural exceptions.
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Cannibalism is vegan friendly?
Because it's the next most ethical, because it's only ones own species one is eating?
???
I don't think this is a sound way to seek remedy. Two wrongs. Solution space may be elsewhere.
I'm homeless, so I notice it more, but it's insane how often society pressures you into giving away half your salary to a bunch of parasites. Like, people are so concerned if someone is sleeping somewhere they "shouldn't" be sleeping or if lights are off at night someplace no one bothers to turn off lights. Like, just leave people alone.
I guess a lot of homeless people stink or make messes around them, so I understand where the prejudice comes from, but if people stink advocate for free bathhouses, and if they litter do anti-littering campaigns or something.
Vegan friendly?
Only humans were harmed
I wouldn't eat that
Why? They can afford to eat less microplastic than us. Probably just have more coke metabloids in the meat but that only shows up in certain tests
You don't want to mess with weirdly folded proteins, and that's how you mess with weirdly folded proteins.
Am I too European to understand this?
is there no housing crisis in Europe anymore? have i missed the memo and forgot to afford a house?
I think that's only on few selected places.
I live in capital metropol area in decent location and can afford ~100m² rental apartment while working office hours on low end wages.
No housing crisis here.
It's still super fucked up that you're basically gifting some other person a sizeable chunk of your income just because they were able to put up a down payment and secure a mortgage. Landlords are rentseeking middlemen leaches that should not exist even by capitalist standards, see Adam Smith.
The population of ethical landlords must be massively increased.
And by ethical, I mean former.

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