Then get checked by a doctor

He’s a comedian you twat

Do you have any research that shows that more vegans buy imported goods than omnis? I’m always encouraging people to grow their own fruit and veg. Organic flower farmer here so we also want to encourage people to buy local flowers too (currently 80% are imported and I’m certain most of them are omnis). 99% of people are omnis - it’d be interesting to see what percentage of those only buy local produce, grow their own and forage. Most vegans are vegan because they don’t agree with animal cruelty and exploitation, however, most that I speak to are pretty interested in the environment too…

There are ppl who do that. We have to stop eating the animals first and foremost.

Until you are suicidal, look anemic and are on 8 depression meds!

@@DadJokeBros Yeah, like that vegan, Anthony Bourdain.

​@Jack Smith He's just keeping it 100 with all the meat eaters out there. Nothing wrong with that. If you don't like the way it makes you feel, maybe ask yourself why? Consuming meat and dairy has been pushed down everyone's throats like no one's business. Not just from family, even schools would give us milk during break times. So, if you think this is preachy then I would say stop using that as an excuse to assess your practices. All the best.

​@Jack Smith Who's emotions are running high? I only speak facts when it comes to the veganism debate and there are plenty of them! The science directly shows us that eating a whole foods, plant-based diet is the best thing we can do for the planet and for our bodies in so many ways. And that's not to mention the needless suffering we put animals through for our momentary sensory pleasure. You suggest that your health problems mean you can't eat a diet full of carbs. May I ask why that is? I've never really understood when meat-eaters talk about vegans acting superior. For the vegan, it's never been about themselves. It's always been about putting an end to the exploitation and abuse. We don't care how you view us, whether that is being too preachy, holier than thou or whatever other bullshit you say to avoid the discomfort you feel when confronting why you do what you do. Because, frankly, there are bigger problems at hand.

Jack Smith had no good response and deleted his comments. Maybe you made him think about his cognitive dissonance!

Romesh’s rather arrogant stance that he is ethically better than someone eating meat exemplifies why people dislike ideological vegans, they think they are better humans, which they palpably aren’t. It doesnt make me feel uncomfortable just sad. He places himself in an extreme position and that is a problem…Extreme views and idealism always cause issues whatever it be - diet, nationalism, private v state owned, left v right, Corbyn v Starmer, Brexit and animal rights. ..Extremism has led to the rise of fascism and populism in so many countries including the UK. Moderate views have disappeared from politics and modern discourse. I have no doubt that it is better for the planet to reduce meat consumption and to improve farming practices, but evolutionary we wouldn’t be humans without eating meat (the evidence is very strong for that). Vegetarianism and veganism are modern inventions, we lost our hair which gave us the advantage that we could run faster and for longer to catch prey. 

There are a plethora of arguments showing that a vegan diet isn’t perfect..plants are one life form, animals are another, animals especially apes eat both and surprisingly so do some plants. Dogs can live on a meat free diet, but they wouldn’t choose to. Buddhists eat meat, contrary to popular thinking, so do Hindus…they simply cant kill it themselves (a cop out). As for Inuits well not many plants grow in the Arctic. I don’t think vegans will convince the French nor Italians, nor turks to give up meat and cheese. It is more effective to use Aristotles philosophy “moderation in all things” ..That is a much better way to get people on board, improve farming and reduce eating meat and animal products. I am happy to embrace not eating meat and cook food without meat and dairy, but I will not accept that my position of moderation is less ethical. In fact I would argue it is more ethical. I live by Aristotles moderate paradigm, I don’t eat much meat, I have kept chickens and if I became vegan I would have to dispose of the eggs, that is madness…I understand the terrible farming methods to supply eggs, but that is not an argument for veganism it is an argument against modern farming methods. alun x@@alimbo9436

oh please, I dislike farming practices and abuse, but eat meat, I dont feel uncomfortable at all confronting what I do. what I dislike are holier than though pricks @@alimbo9436

Enjoy your piece of flesh for now, karma's on its way

@@Rafa.veganism_bikes u dumb AF m8🤣🖕

No, problem at all, fellow. Enjoy the carcass you're devouring, Mr vulture (I find so funny, you guys pride yourself on eating flesh, you think you resemble a majestic lion, but you're actually behaving more like hyenas or rats, eating corpses that others has killed) Ps, For centuries, humans also used to throw on the streets the urine and feces, and have slaves, and bath once a year, but we don't do that anymore, do we

@@Rafa.veganism_bikes You have one thing right for sure. The PH of the human stomach is 1.2-1.3 which is exactly the same as vultures, buzzards which means we evolved to eat rotting flesh.

Of course he thinks vegans are too out there, he wants to eat eggs and cheese. Vegetarians are closer to meat eaters than vegans.