Unnatural Vegan & Joe Rogan: the Anti-Vegan Clique.
4,502 views · Published 11 April 2018 · 12:51 · Indexed 31 October 2026
Channel: à-bas-le-ciel · 2018 · News & Politics
The moral position adopted by Joe Rogan is, in fact, very similar to that of Unnatural Vegan: they both support eating eggs from "happy" chickens, and they both put a lot of effort into blaming vegans for "being crazy" (against a very flexible and self-serving standard)… which is to say they both approve of the moral goal of abolishing slaughterhouses and factory farming, but they're not willing to do anything "crazy" (meaning: anything at all) to make it happen. :-/ For an earlier videos discussing my fundamental, moral opposition to Unnatural Vegan's "philosophy", see:The debate has been "fleshed out", but with the positive participation of one side only (i.e., myself). See, e.g., (1) "Captive Animals ARE NOT Companion Animals (Unnatural Vegan is NOT Vegan)". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHTNMYBiTic (2) No, You're NOT Vegan: Unnatural Vegan, Fully Raw Kristina, & Peter Singer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A3GlQK_0JU (3) "Castration: vegan excuses for enslaving animals. [vs.] Unnatural Vegan." https://youtu.be/rf8pHjhsTE8 (4) "Stop castrating dogs and cats, stop making excuses for it." https://youtu.be/6ax--rEsXWE (5) "Your Cat Hates You: Unnatural Vegan is Wrong, and it Really Matters." https://youtu.be/rsUu3aYdbRU Unnatural Vegan actually takes a step further than Joe, in that she approves of drinking "happy" cow milk (something Joe regards thinks is not morally acceptable —making him more vegan than U.V., paradoxically enough).
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