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Most things are omnivores. Some predators like cats are obligate carnivores (must eat meat to survive) but most creatures get nutrients wherever they can.
There's a video of a deer straight up eating a baby chicken. It's not built to be a predator, but when the opportunity presents itself...
Doubt it's the lefties, but it's for sure the vegans.
That venn diagram is damn near a perfect circle.
As a lefty vegan, let me assure you it is not. Just look at the comments in this thread and you’ll see tons of vegan hate on a mostly lefty lemmy.
Lefty omnivore here. Not hating on vegans just on the militant ones. I think vegan is the way to go but I'm not ready for it yet and hate being talked down to about it.
You can make incremental changes without fully committing. Vegans might talk down to you about it but are you doing it for them or are you doing it for you / the world.
Right…. And- of the vegans, I’d bet a large petition of them are lefties. That’s the point being made.
That's not a near perfect circle. That's a smaller circle inside of a larger circle.
Indeed.