Li'l Sebastain

gallium-knight:

alexandraerin:

dumbthingswhitepplsay:

so-treu:

velocicrafter:

puzzledpantherrr:

always hesitant to reblog vegan stuff cause tumblr vegans got issues but this is the truth FOR REAL.

if “eat it raw” is really the metric we’re gonna go by, then most people wouldn’t eat potatoes, rice, or most grains (not to mention a few other plant-based foods that require a good bit of prep before they’re edible, but whose names I forget)
BUT
since one of my favorite ways to eat steak is medium-rare w/just some salt (which is a mineral, not plant-based) & I have eaten raw meat & found it quite tasty, I guess I’ll carry on w/my bloodwhore ways.

not to mention that there are several culture across the world that DO eat raw meat, so this is some ethnocentric bullshit on top of some ignorant bullshit.

lol while I wouldn’t eat without seasoning
I wouldn’t eat veggies without seasoning either!
also that picture of the lioness is awesome

Unseasoned, nearly raw steak is one of my great pleasures.
Also, I don’t know any vegans who sit down and eat from a plate that has just one thing on it. If they’re eating a dish that has multiple ingredients, wouldn’t the same argument hold true? Things that taste good in and of themselves can taste even better in the right combination, and things that wouldn’t be palatable by themselves in any appreciably quantity can be just what is needed to bring out the flavor of something else.
I mean, honestly… if you have 12 ounces of meat and a few tea spoons of seasoning rubbed into it, chances are that 12 ounces of those plant based seasonings would taste freaking awful. People don’t just sit there and eat a salad of rosemary or sage. Tell someone they can only have the meat or the seasonings, most people will choose the meat. Which is a good thing, because it’s a lot easier to fulfill the body’s biological needs using meat than it would be using spices.
Vegans: if your lifestyle is so obviously correct, why must you argue for it using fallacies and lies?
Vegans, find one thing. One plant. Eat nothing but it. Eat it whole, raw, and unprocessed. If you can’t do this, then nothing you eat tastes good and therefore you’re not supposed to be eating it.
Right? Right? That’s what you’re telling us, so it must be true.

Play nice guys, we have the advantage of protein fueling our brains

alexandraerin:

dumbthingswhitepplsay:

so-treu:

velocicrafter:

puzzledpantherrr:

always hesitant to reblog vegan stuff cause tumblr vegans got issues but this is the truth FOR REAL.

if “eat it raw” is really the metric we’re gonna go by, then most people wouldn’t eat potatoes, rice, or most grains (not to mention a few other plant-based foods that require a good bit of prep before they’re edible, but whose names I forget)

BUT

since one of my favorite ways to eat steak is medium-rare w/just some salt (which is a mineral, not plant-based) & I have eaten raw meat & found it quite tasty, I guess I’ll carry on w/my bloodwhore ways.

not to mention that there are several culture across the world that DO eat raw meat, so this is some ethnocentric bullshit on top of some ignorant bullshit.

lol while I wouldn’t eat without seasoning

I wouldn’t eat veggies without seasoning either!

also that picture of the lioness is awesome

Unseasoned, nearly raw steak is one of my great pleasures.

Also, I don’t know any vegans who sit down and eat from a plate that has just one thing on it. If they’re eating a dish that has multiple ingredients, wouldn’t the same argument hold true? Things that taste good in and of themselves can taste even better in the right combination, and things that wouldn’t be palatable by themselves in any appreciably quantity can be just what is needed to bring out the flavor of something else.

I mean, honestly… if you have 12 ounces of meat and a few tea spoons of seasoning rubbed into it, chances are that 12 ounces of those plant based seasonings would taste freaking awful. People don’t just sit there and eat a salad of rosemary or sage. Tell someone they can only have the meat or the seasonings, most people will choose the meat. Which is a good thing, because it’s a lot easier to fulfill the body’s biological needs using meat than it would be using spices.

Vegans: if your lifestyle is so obviously correct, why must you argue for it using fallacies and lies?

Vegans, find one thing. One plant. Eat nothing but it. Eat it whole, raw, and unprocessed. If you can’t do this, then nothing you eat tastes good and therefore you’re not supposed to be eating it.

Right? Right? That’s what you’re telling us, so it must be true.

Play nice guys, we have the advantage of protein fueling our brains