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I don't want to derail this thread with a huge vegan rant but don't really see what point you're trying to make. For me the whole point of being veggie/vegan is trying to reduce the amount of harm done to animals. The fact that it's impossible to reduce the amount of harm to nothing doesn't mean that it's not worth doing.
Anyway, back on track. I'm thinking about trying Huel to replace lunch when I'm working. That is all.
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Yeah, I get it, being veggie is essentially not voting with your wallet for the meat industry but being vegetarian also has massive collateral damage, just not deliberately. I'm really not arguing for either side though, and this isn't the place either.
After a week and a bit of Huel at lunch time, I can confirm a healthier body and wallet.
Slightly "unpredictable" turds tho.
Well_is_it
If you're a veggie, you're still responsible for countless deaths. Combine harvesters constantly grind up rabbits, deer and bugs every minute. Just because you're not eating meat doesn't mean you're not killing things. Basically, all farming is fucked.
I still eat supermarket meat so can't really preach.