Random Rants
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@den213:
People calling themselves 'vegans' while wearing leather shoes, leather belts, leather jackets etc. You refuse to eat an animal's meat but it's okay to wear its skin? Doesn't make sense to me.
Many vegans like to recycle; thus using leather (excluding some exotics) could be viewed as merely recycling the leftovers of animal production for foodstuffs. Plus, if the hides are valuable then less harm will occur to those hides in life. This is something people who work in the industry will tell you. Though there are still ways to beat and bruise animals into submission without damaging the hides; it is somewhat of an art form actually. Also, not all vegans care about animals. Some are merely interested in optimal health; athletes, sports heroes, former presidents, academics, nutritionists, the list goes on… Veganism is essentially an umbrella which takes in a wide spectrum of priorities.
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@den213:
People calling themselves 'vegans' while wearing leather shoes, leather belts, leather jackets etc. You refuse to eat an animal's meat but it's okay to wear its skin? Doesn't make sense to me.
'Vegan' is hip! .. and it's cool and important to preach and tell everyone about.
The most of them are false twaddler! -
Just like pigs, humans will basically survive on anything. Unlike pigs though, humans are mostly vile, dumb, stinking animals.
You've been watching me, haven't you? :o
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Attacked with a sausage link-oh the humanity!
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Steaks and bacon taste better than carrots and cauliflower….end of argument.
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Cheers from the mobile
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When you are an asshole, it does not matter if you are a vegan or omnivore, you are still an asshole. My point of view.
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When you are an asshole, it does not matter if you are a vegan or omnivore, you are still an asshole. My point of view.
And when they die they're still assholes.
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The Australian property market is completely and utterly mental. Yet anyone who expresses that opinion is called a "Doom and Gloomer", and considered crazy.
Today a two bedroom mid century house in Mosman and a 19th century three bedroom house in Balmain both sold for around $2.3 million.
Yes, they're in desireable neighbourhoods, but they're not particularly big places, and need a certain amount of renovation work. Though I suspect that the Mosman house will shortly have a date with a bulldozer. Demolition is a popular pastime.
