For most of the decade I was on Reddit, vegan support was always met with vitriolic opposition unless it was on a vegan-friendly sub. But the last year or so I was on that platform I remember being really surprised to see a trend towards anti-vegan sentiment becoming the unpopular opinion. I was surprised again once I joined Lemmy to see that anti-vegan culture seems to be the popular opinion here, though I’m noticing there is also a stronger pro-vegan culture than there had been for most of my time on Reddit.

The explosive ones go boom

Nobody gets a free pass for breaking laws in America

You might want to check your notes on that one…

I decided that I personally felt unethical bringing people into this world nearly a decade ago

I was going to suggest John and Hank Green until I realized you already included them! So how about Destin Sandlin from Smarter Every Day?

Winter is Coming - Light has been my main VS Code theme for years. Alas, no senior title yet…

I’m not sure I know 5 people…

That’s what I thought and so last weekend I bought a bunch of grow bags because I rent and so investing in raised beds didn’t make sense. Then I learned that my new grow bags are made of polypropylene and will likely be contaminating the food I grow with micro plastics.

But even if I found a good alternative (I’ve tried without much luck), I learned that the water, air, and soil available to me is already very likely contaminated with all sorts of pollutants considering I live near an airport.

Long story short, we’re fucked.

When parts of The Last of Us Part II leaked, people mistook one of the main characters for being trans and completely lost their minds over it.

As it turns out, they weren’t. >!But one of the supporting characters was.!<