u/Stranding42

I just realized that by me personally not beating my wife, it is never going to change anything about global domestic violence issues. Just think about it: is you personally not beating your significant other going to help the person getting beaten up next door? No, clearly not. Since I think humans are always going to have domestic violence issues as a species (human nature), I have come to the conclusion that I should start beating my partner into a pulp every day. Wake up, sheeple!

I don't have morals. I consume **** and kill homeless people, in my own self-interest, on the regular. Not doing those things wouldn't change anything; you can't vote with your wallet, duh.

No moral consumption under capitalism allows me to do it. People can only act, biologically speaking, without empathy and only in their immediate murky interests; I am living proof of this very fact.

Animals are means of production and not living things closely related to humans, which also aren't animals, of course. Veganism will never change anything, and I will make sure of that. Rook to D6.

What book about Veganism do you recommend? I'm specifically interested in meat eating psychology and sociology. A book that analyzes and critiques the culture that permits the exploitation of animals. The author should also be a practicing Vegan of course.