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Some people can’t afford the cost of giving a shit, and expecting everyone to have the same levels of economic freedom and access to food and clothing needs as you do is a position coming from ignorance and privilege. Even thinking of moving as a voluntary thing is from that same position.

If you can be vegan and can afford to live that lifestyle, great, that’s a moral thing to do.

If you’re starving on the street you don’t have the option.

The fact veganism is an option some people can choose and others can’t makes it a privilege.

When you’re in desperate levels of food scarcity, you don’t have room to be picky. When you are relying on borrowed/stolen/passed down or thrifted clothing, you’re going to wear what you can get.

Veganism is an ethical choice, but it’s a choice some people aren’t in a position to make.

That’s what makes it a privilege.

Oh man I’d love to, but with the current voting system and the two parties, it’s between a shit sandwich and a shit sandwich with razors in it.

I think that calling veganism privileged is a response to the more militant vegans who don’t realize that economic hardship and food scarcity can make their version of veganism unsustainable for some people.

You can just beat the crap out of everything with the wrench and the only consequence for death is… Moving 40 ft to a vitachamber. Bioshock is a great game but yeah you should just try to finish it, it’s great.

“white-nose, apple-jack, stone-wall, chain-lightning, rail-road, hail storminsling-talabogus, switchel-flip, gum-ticklers, phlem-cutters, joleps, skate-iron, cast-steel, cock-tail…”

Deadass was about to come in here talking about switchel, that shit is bomb AF. #switchelyfe

Ok but you see, that was part of the plan all along!

Ok but what if… We just got rid of sports.

Yeah it looks just like that but with cars

Same