Do you think there will ever be a Vegan revolution?

Question

Where everyone goes Vegan?

Answer 1

No, but I think things are already heading back to days past as prices finally begin to rise again. See, governments have been subsidizing meat producers in order to keep meat cheap, otherwise a pound of ground beef would cost $40+. Basically keeping the prices of meat and dairy down is very demanding on resources and the economy, so eventually prices will rise and hopefully subsidizations will end and meat will once again become a condiment instead of the main part of a meal in N. America. Most other countries still use meat sparingly as it is very expensive. When this change comes, vegetable prices will drop rapidly as meat producers start growing crops and all those crops currently going to feeding animals, will be available for humans -- starvation will become rare again. We just have to keep it all a revolution of the people and not let any companies, politics, or governments get involved.

Answer 2

We as human's still allow genocide in places like Darfur, Rwanda, and Somalia. We allow the slavery of children on chocolate farms, in brick making companies in Pakistan, and in other manufacturing areas.

And you think the small percentage of peace loving vegans are going to rise up and demand that all animals be freed?

We can't kill an animal raised for food, how on earth would we kill a human?

It's a wonderful dream, but keep it amongst the vegans, and focus on human oppression first. We may actually get others to join us in this area.

Answer 3

It's hard to say. Look at the differences in diet between now and 300 years ago in most countries. In many cases it's changed dramatically for better or worse.

With my current experience of the world, I would say that it's highly unlikely. I hope for everyone's sake that I am wrong.

Answer 4

First of all, I am a chef. I love food. I know what food I like and I know what food my customers like. There's many people out there that will never stop eating meat, myself included. So no, there will never be a Vegan revolution.

Answer 5

I think there definitely will be, but no one knows when. It's healthier, and studies are coming out more frequently about the benefits of a Vegan diet!

Answer 6

No. At least not a successful armed one. The anemic vegan revolutionaries would not fare very well in the field vs. the stamina of the stronger hardier regular army troops. And the vegans are programmed to be squeamish regarding killing, so they will be less fierce fighters than they would need to be to have a snowball's chance in Hades.

Answer 7

No, but becasue of the increasing population and reduction in farm land more epole will have to go veggie in the future. Meat will become too expensive. "Meat for all" is not a sustainable farming model.

Also, if Darwin was right, meat eaters will gradually die out because of thier diet.

Answer 8

There may be,either because of environmental reasons or famine,there is no way we can all follow the US methods of factory farming if the population keeps growing.A meat based diet isn't sustainable.

Answer 9

if the cows ever get firearms, we will have a vegan revolution.

Answer 10

No. Only vegans and vegetarians would rationalize that as a possibility. They are also the only ones arrogant enough to consider themselves "liberated" because they don't eat meat. I don't consider them (vegans and vegetarians) "liberated." I consider them to be individuals who choose not to eat meat. I don't resort to passing childish judgements because of this choice.