Veganuary

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[#2]

Obviously not a vegan 'pie ' chart then.... 

Its just a fad that will pass when people start getting sick because of an unbalanced diet.... or get bored when too may people are going vegan and they are not seen a 'revolutionaries' any more,  or maybe they will miss fish and chips and steak, or even just eggs and cheese, which apparently vegetarians eat.

What is the difference between involvement and commitment ?

If you have an egg and bacon sandwich the chicken was involved but the pig was committed....

[#3]

It's a vegan chicken pie chart!

Anyway, if we did not eat all the animals they would eat all the vegans food supply. 😂

[#4]

At least 4,500 chickens have been killed during an outbreak of bird flu, or H5N1 avian influenza, at a farm in Shaoyang as China's struggles with the coronavirus crisis.

It's nearly enough to put you off Chicken as a food source !

(Unless they are sourced in the UK)

[#5]

I'm not competing with any cows for the grass in that field across the valley.

They're bigger than me and there are more of them.

[#6]

Estimated 10 billion chickens in China according to the UN, so still some plucking way to go yet.

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[#7]

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@Lægen wrote:

At least 4,500 chickens have been killed during an outbreak of bird flu, or H5N1 avian influenza, at a farm in Shaoyang as China's struggles with the coronavirus crisis.

It's nearly enough to put you off Chicken as a food source !

(Unless they are sourced in the UK)

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We could always wash them in chlorine.  

[#8]

I dont think it is healthy to be a vegan.

[#9]

I don't think it's healthy to be human. 😃

[#10]

Oh, being human isn’t that unhealthy @Minivanman. You should give it a try some time. 😂🤣

[#11]

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@Yongy wrote:

I dont think it is healthy to be a vegan.

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Is it healthy to eat one?

[#12]

Talking of which....

[#13]

@Anonymous 

"being human isn’t that unhealthy.... "

Actually it is, especially at my age where a chronic illness is something we just have to live with and no, not complaining just stating that it is what it is. There is no doubt that as we age many of us develop age related conditions - but don't right us off, many people live well with chronic illness into their 90's.... touch wood. 

But perhaps you mean another type of human. Would being a fully paid up member of Humanist UK count? 

[#14]

touch wood ....  into their 90's

Well at least that's something to look forward to then ...