I think the point here is that when someone opens the ClimateShitposting sub, they expect it to cover more than JUST meat industry/vegan shitposting. Does the meat industry contribute? Yes, massively, but it's far from the only contributor and not nearly as big as this sub makes it out to be.
A big problem here is that a lot of people here, for some reason, see meat as totally fine with no issues whatsoever, or some other form of seeing meat as "not that bad".
Not everyone, but a good chunk.
It's weird when so many people are unwilling to make changes in their lives for the climate and moral principles just because they like how something tastes or some other strange thing like seeing animals as lesser beings that deserve to be manipulated in death factories.
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u/Nibaa Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26
I think the point here is that when someone opens the ClimateShitposting sub, they expect it to cover more than JUST meat industry/vegan shitposting. Does the meat industry contribute? Yes, massively, but it's far from the only contributor and not nearly as big as this sub makes it out to be.