u/serpents_pass

I swear, I can never find anything in purple especially casual wear, dresses, pants, or shirts ever. I don't have a special reason I just love purple especially light lilac shades, and I rarely ever see it. I don't care about the tightness I kind of prefer it tighter. I just don't like to show skin because I burn badly, very easily. I also don't like the way my arms look anyway so having them covered has always been my preference.

Google says yes but I'm wondering how it works in practice, like can you be fired for eating them and how sensitive are the drug tests? I love everything bagels like a lot, and the idea of having to quit them before starting clinicals is sad to me, so I'm wondering how big of a deal is it actually?

I just am struggling to understand how *most* vegans encourage spay abortions in cases of shelter animals like dogs and cats but are appalled by the chick macerator. Like I'm struggling to grasp the difference between leaving an animal to suffocate while under partial effects of the mother's anesthesia and instantly shredding them because physically the deaths are basically instant and relatively painless. I don't understand the difference. In both cases, you're killing an animal. So why is one fine but the other isn't when both are done for the convenience of people? I fail to see a difference between a fresh seconds-old baby chick and a puppy that is almost fully developed, in terms of development they are near the same so why does only one matter?