About vegans

[The Grand Nudger]

80% of all the vegetables created are being used to feed the population of prison-animals. Humans use up 80% of all yield of vegetation and use it to feed animals and realize not the defects and disabilities that this unhealthy meat is causing in us.

The meat itself isn't doing anything to us other than feeding us and providing us with an income.  That we expend so much of our productive capacity feeding animals is a consequence of how cheaply we produce those other products.  9.4 grams of premium feed cost less than a single ounce of tilapia. I'd have to be a fool not to feed them...and I'd be a broke fool, with malnourished pet fish, on top of that.

Fat foods and processed meats result in cancer, diabetes, other diseases. Many of these industry-used farms feed their animals with Pills and antibiotics to keep animals alive.

-Processed- meat is a byproduct...it's mostly salt and fat and sugar.  OFC it's not good for us, but it's still delicious. The presence of antibiotics is a necessity of economy and biology but it shouldn't give you too much concern.  Case in point, it's illegal here in the US to sell meat with antibiotic residue present.  For some species of livestock, and in some applications..that means we can't use any antibiotics at all. I can't, for example. I wish there was still a processor here..but they all got shuttered during the drought (and they were geared for trout)..I'd make more money on volume...but, otoh, they make fish sticks. Which are mostly cellulose and salt. I have been looking into processed tail meat (prawn) from open ponds, though. Cash crop. Unfortunately, the fuckers are eager cannibals and I don't have the space to keep them from eating each other at present.

This Antibiotics enter your stomach dude.   Where is the common sense in that

No, they don't.  The only way that would happen is if many people in the production chain broke the law.  Don't get me wrong, people do, but not all of them all at once and not that often.