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I saw a video of these 2 vegans on YouTube doing street activism to.. according to the description "try and convince people to stop, wearing, and exploiting animals"

But is there any point? How many meat eaters do they actually convert?
Because the reason meat eaters eat meat... is because they have already made the choice to be carnivore, they know that animals had to die for them... Telling them how slaughterhouses are run and that an animal had to die for it... I think meat eaters already know and don't care.. telling them about it in public isn't going to change their point of view... Maybe one or two people said "yeah ok il become vegan" jus to get them off their case and leave them alone while actually having no intention of ever becoming vegan,

Or maybe one or two people who was already considering being a vegan.. might be converted by their activism..

But real meat eaters who love meat... Will never change their point of view jus cos two fairies think it's cruel. Why don't they understand that you can't change people's point of view like that.. when will they realise they should jus give up and let them have the choice to eat meat?

I don't go in vegan restraunts to try and convert vegans to carnivore.. so why do they have the right to try and change our beliefs?

Our kitchen (mine 20M and my college roommates 19M 22F) was dirty and needed cleaning but we all wanted to go out and have fun. We decided one of us would stay home and do it and we decided we'd play some game to decide.

Then I said sure but lets make this game physical. My male roommate agreed and was laughing and after thinking the girl said sure but she chooses what it is. Both of us guys were thinking we'd just beat her in any sport so we all shook hands and agreed on the terms.

The girl then said she made a choice and we'd play Roshambo. We had no idea what it was so she quickly explained and we knew we got tricked.

Well we decided to play anyways to try, she said how the game would work we'd both kick her and she'd Kick us. Well he kicked her first as hard as he could, she was in intense pain but shook it off, she then kicked him not too hard but quite precise and he fell on the ground and lost.

Then she kicked me I felt her toe mush my left nut (we all had taking off our shoes not to do serious damage) and I fell too and was gonna puke, which meant she won the game.
She then gave us quick instructions on what to do to clean the kitchen, said both of us lost and left.

We ended up spending a good 2 hours with each an icepack on our groin and didn't even clean the kitchen. When she came back she was angry and she said we didn't honour the terms and we never help with anything around the house.

Was she right to be angry? She said we should expect some sort of retaliation if we dont clean the kitchen soon, should we do it?

With Roe v. Wade in peril in Supreme Court, abortion rights activists ask: Where are the men?

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Personally, I am pro-life, and I believe that these women who claim its their choice and theirs alone made that choice when they decided to hop into bed and have unprotected sex.

With that info now known, I find it hilarious that these pro abortion activists went from telling men that they have no say in the whole abortion debate and can only be considered an "Ally" when it takes 2 to make a baby and if anything it should be the decision of both the female AND THE MALE if a choice is relevant at all. Now they're in desperate need of men's voices to speak for these selfish baby killing women so that they can continue to kill their own babies? 😂

So I wanna know, and I am asking specifically the men out there, are you pro life? pro abortion? Or pro choice (choice including the decision of the male/father of the child and not just the woman/mother)