Are there really enough transphobic vegans to constitute a society? It’s not just, like, the two of them? There’s zero overlap in ideology. It’s like a Spanophile hikers club.
This is the second post today I’ve seen from you about transphobic vegans. Personally, I’ve met way more queer vegans/vegetarians than transphobic ones, so I kinda question how much of an issue this really is.
For sure there’s a subsection of vegans, the more granola “everything must be natural” side, that can tend towards transphobia (ever heard of the woo-to-Q pipeline?) but I don’t think it’s nearly as common as your posts indicate.
I’m trans and vegan and to me it just seems disproportionate to equate a vegan organization that has issues with misgendering to fascist political figures actively attacking our rights.
Ricky Gervais is English, though?
All these individuals must face severe repercussions for their actions, for bringing about dishonor.
I don’t give a damn about vegans. And in a society of excess fail to understand how veganism (?) has a meaningful interaction with LGBT+ community besides there being a number of people who are both. I don’t even consider it to be political but I’m sure groups like that have lobbyists for something.
I definitely don’t see them as progressive and I wouldn’t look to a group of vegans to help defend my rights unless they were lgbtq+ specifically. Maybe that’s a perspective thing because I don’t care about what vegans are doing at all. To me, they’re just deciding their diet.
To me, they’re just deciding their diet.
It’s not a diet, it’s a philosophy. Vegans want to exclude animal products from everything they use.
I think that while I understand that logically as that’s how I mentally can separate them from vegetarians… I don’t actually get it.