PuddingFeeling907

PuddingFeeling907, 17 hours ago

Slitting the throats of chickens is not ethical. Do not downplay the severity of their suffering.

If you want to do better and reduce your white meat consumption I would suggest you start here:

PuddingFeeling907, 1 day ago (edited 1 day ago)

It’s not difficult to be vegan it just takes some habit changes. Here are some great resources to get you down on the right path. You can learn all the tasty plant based recipes you need to know in a month.

Veganuary Month Challenge

Vegan Cheat Sheet

The Vegan Society where it all began in the 1940s

All the interesting vegan statistics

PuddingFeeling907, 1 day ago

Though they’re negotiating with the big 3 with bargaining power to lower service use fees and will use the profits to build their own towers which will eventually have the same level of coverage all across Canada and consumers will have lower fees. You have to look at the long term here.

PuddingFeeling907, 21 hours ago

According to that logic vegans are seen as enemies to everyone who is ignorant, cruel and lazy.

The more education someone has the more likely they’re to be vegan.

PuddingFeeling907, 21 hours ago

If some killed your dog it’s not murder then?

PuddingFeeling907, 5 days ago

It’s much easier knowing which insurance companies are against it.

PuddingFeeling907, 4 days ago

You bet! Same goes for Walmart!

PuddingFeeling907, 4 days ago

Ah so look for those ties.

PuddingFeeling907, 7 days ago

I wonder how many stockholm syndrome conservatives that are trapped.

PuddingFeeling907, 7 days ago

Thank you Joe Biden! This will save countless lives.

PuddingFeeling907, 7 days ago

Also download the app Goods to see which companies are bribing political parties

PuddingFeeling907, 11 days ago

Yeah I just found that diamond!

PuddingFeeling907, 11 days ago (edited 8 days ago)

Content of Article:

Plato wrote a dialogue between two characters, Socrates and Glaucon, in which they discuss the future of their cities. Socrates says the cities should be simple, and the citizens should subsist on barleyand wheat, with “relishes” of salt, olives, cheese and “country fare of boiled onions and cabbage,” with desserts of “figs, peas, beans,” roasted myrtle-berries and beechnuts, and wine in moderation. Socrates says, “And thus, passing their days in tranquility and sound health, they will, in all probability, live to an advanced age …. ” But Glaucon replies that such a diet would only be appropriate for “a community of swine,” and thatthe citizens should live “in a civilized manner.” He continues, “They ought to recline on couches … and have the usual dishes and dessert of a modem dinner.” In other words, the citizens should have the “luxury” of eating meat. Socrates replies, “if you wish us also to contemplate a city that is suffering from inflammation …. We shall also need great quantities of all kinds of cattle for those who may wish to eat them, shall we not?”Glaucon says, “Of course we shall.” Socrates then says, “Then shall we not experience the need of medical men also to a much greater extent under this than under the former regime?” Glaucon can’t deny it. “Yes, indeed,” he says. Socrates goes on to say that this luxurious city will be short of land because of the extra acreage required to raise animals for food. This shortage will lead the citizens to take land from others, which could precipitate violence and war, thus a need for justice. Furthermore, Socrates writes, “when dissoluteness and diseases abound in a city, are not law courts and surgeries opened in abundance, and do not Law and Physic begin to hold their heads high, when numbers even of well-born persons devote themselves with eagerness to these professions?” In other words, in this luxurious city of sickness and disease, lawyers and doctors will become the norm. Plato, in this passage, made it perfectly clear: we shall eat animals only at our own peril. Though it is indeed remarkable that one of the greatest intellectuals in the history of the Western world condemned meat eating almost 2,500 years ago. How did Plato predict the future so accurately? He knew that consuming animal foods would not lead to true health and prosperity. Instead, the false sense of rich luxury granted by being able to eat animals would only lead to a culture of sickness, disease, land disputes, lawyers and doctors. This is a pretty good description of some of the challenges faced by modern America!

PuddingFeeling907, 11 days ago

I posted the article’s content in the comment section to save people’s eyes from glaucoma. Pun intended.

PuddingFeeling907, 14 days ago

The steam deck has only been out for two years. It’s too soon to be thinking about successor.

I would rather have Valve follow a consistent release schedule as Valve should focus more on software improvements and features to squeeze out more potential from the original steam deck and have the third party developers target one handheld hardware baseline for every 5-7 years.

PuddingFeeling907, 14 days ago

You make a good point. Lets not jump the gun yet here.

PuddingFeeling907, 14 days ago

That makes me happy to hear. I just want the steam deck as is so it can grow its roots deeper and allow more developers to become more comfortable with the platform. I would happily wait 5+ years for a new one to be released. Lets just keep things simple for now. Like having more supported multiplayer games, expanding access to new countries, reaching 10 million units sold, new features, 50k games verified, 5% Linux desktop market share, bug fixes, more community documentation/mods.

PuddingFeeling907, 11 days ago

Yes that would be great!

PuddingFeeling907, 26 days ago

Ubuntu Touch represent!