In article >,
usual suspect > wrote:

> Fudge-packed Ron wrote:
> >>>>>I have no way of knowing what farmers do what.
> >>>>
> >>>>Stop feigning ignorance and innocence. You know they intentionally
> >>>>poison them and less intentionally run over and flood them.
> >>>
> >>>I don't know which do this, if they really do.
> >>
> >>Bullshit. You know that most farmers don't employ the tactics of the
> >>Lundbergs to clear the fields of migratory birds (but not rodents,
> >>amphibians, etc.). You know that the use of pesticides kills a variety
> >>of non-targeted species. You know that storage facilities like granaries
> >>and warehouses pro-actively employ pest control measures in accordance
> >>with health agency requirements.
> >
> > Well then, any educated fool
>
> Glad you're here to speak for the educated fool community.
>
> > can see the difficulty is not in veganism
>
> It *is*, but an educated fool is still a fool.
>
> > but in the whores who are the growers and farmers.
>
> Whores who cut certain corners to fulfill even *more whorish* consumer
> demand for the least expensive products possible. Most consumers care
> nothing about dead mice or rats or frogs, they just want their food.
> Vegans, who brazenly lie about the impact their diet has on animals,
> have failed to address the issue of alternative production which might
> actually help their consumption match their rhetoric. They're hypocrites
> of the grandest magnitude.

You still suffer the delusion that other must follow your standards. The
vegan is free to make a logical argument to support animal rights and to
operate as a human within a human world.

There is a name for such a logical fallacy, but I'm not that interested
in remembering or looking it up at the moment.