I don't think vegans really understand what they're doing. If everyone went vegan, then most people that own cows and chickens and pigs and such would let them into the wild, where they'd have to deal with predators, poison, harsh weather, and all else that happens in the wild. The creatures that live on farms, however, don't have to deal with poison, go in a barn in bad weather, don't have to deal with anything but farmers that do no harm until the creature has lived a full life and then is killed. Would you rather live in the wild with storms and poisons and wolves and such, or on a farm with good health and peace and care until late adulthood?

goodgame isn't that a lesser evil fallacy?? I mean.. while I get your argument I can't see it swaying any vegans as slaughter is still slaughter. I've also noticed that most vegans give in to the misconception that meat is unhealthy despite it having a higher abundance and higher bioavailability of certain vitamins and nutrients.

I can also say that meat is literally keeping my sister alive as she's anemic and the heme iron found in meat has a better absorption rate than the iron found in foods like spinach and kale. I can still understand how vegans feel but we're humans and we're always going to prioritize our well being before animals which are farmed for the purpose of being eaten anyway.

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@goodgame: you can put baby seal fur in your chili for all I care, but some of us were raised to believe in right and wrong is all i'm sayin'

So you think it's immoral to put beans in chili? If so, explain your logic so I can relate.

Beans are an affront to God. Even if you don't like it, His judgment is final.

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affront to God? Did that come from the bible? Did you just make that up? What?

Look, this isn't an argument. I already said you can eat all the bean-infested chili you want.

I'm sure they have plenty of it in Hell.

I'm assuming this is a joke, since it is absolutely ridiculous.

Indeed it is. I'm glad you've come to see how absolutely ridiculous beans in chili are. Good to know you were only rooting for them as a joke.

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Wait a minute, are you saying that beans in chili are bad because they don't "compliment the beef"? It's not the beef that makes chili chili, it's the general form. Bean chili is a very real and very normal thing, as is pork chili, chicken chili, and so forth. Aside from that, God never said not to eat chili with beans.

And some people put bananas on pizza, dip chicken wings in ranch, live in Ohio, and/or come to Warzone to just play diplos. I never said it's not real or uncommon.

Doesn't make it right. Good food comes from love, not whatever abominable fetish drives those who eat "chicken chili."

Beans in chili is dumb

@HazelWizard: you are still pichu right? yea its the simon and garfunkel version, didn't like the disturbed one.

Seriously, beans in chili is neither moral or immoral. It's just one of those things that doesn't matter, and you shouldn't make too big a deal about unless it's your chili. I mean, I don't like chicken burritos, but I'm not saying anything bad about people who eat chicken burritos, am I?

there's a hundred mile thick line between preferences and morality.

If you don't like beans in chili, then don't eat it. But people who do eat beans in chili are not more or less likely to go to hell then those who don't.

They're not more or less likely, you're right. They're definitely going there while the rest of us go to Texas.

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@SoS Wow what did you disliked about the Disturbed one?? It's a ballad version. :D

Wait, vegan cheese?! People who force others to be vegan, there is absolutely nothing wrong with dairy products. Cows don't exactly suffer when they're milked.

Go and ask a woman how she'd feel if she was kept in a permanent state of pregnancy for the entire duration of her shortened life.

I guess the logic is that the dairy industry profits off the exploitation of other living creatures obviously w/o their consent. There's also the idea that dairy is bad for human consumption, although I've never seen credible and consistent data for that. XD

Vegans also avoid honey and basically any animal derived products are forbidden on a true vegan diet, which expands far beyond just food.

Indeed, some people will tell you that dairy products encourage cancer, and some will tell you it doesn't. I guess we'll never know, eh? ;)

Sorry to double post but @Tristan woah the original version is lovely. o.o I didn't expect to like it just as much as the Disturbed version. :P

I know right? I love the Disturbed version best but I never thought I'd like the original either o:

I don't think vegans really understand what they're doing. If everyone went vegan, then most people that own cows and chickens and pigs and such would let them into the wild, where they'd have to deal with predators, poison, harsh weather, and all else that happens in the wild. The creatures that live on farms, however, don't have to deal with poison, go in a barn in bad weather, don't have to deal with anything but farmers that do no harm until the creature has lived a full life and then is killed. Would you rather live in the wild with storms and poisons and wolves and such, or on a farm with good health and peace and care until late adulthood?

I'll refrain from responding properly to that, as It's impossible to type a well thought-out reply when I'm falling off my chair in a fit of hysterics.




Damn, I'm beginning to wish I hadn't mentioned vegan cheese. Or vegan anything for that matter. It may be best if we end that particular discussion there, before we descend to total war over the rights and wrongs of eating or using animal products. We've been down that road before.

I'm loving the bean and chilli argument though 😂

I'm taking that whole argument as a joke. I mean beans in chili being an insult to God is far more ridiculous then most other things I saw posted here. BTW, I think the vegan argument already has been dropped.

If you really think beans in chili is immoral, I won't take you seriously until you can prove it.