vegans – Lee Duigon

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And Australia is now making its move in the ongoing Ninnie Derby, coming on fast!

See if you can follow this chain of reasoning.

*The BBC publishes a list of its top salaries, and only one person on it is a woman. PM Theresa May is dismayed.

*In Melbourne, Australia, in response to the “gender gap” at the BBC, which is on the opposite side of the world from Melbourne, a “vegan cafe” called Handsome Her will now charge all male patrons–if they have any–an 18% “man tax,” plus they will always seat women first. This, babbles the owner, is a way of “making men stop and question their privilege.” (https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4176712/men-tax-pay-more-melbourne-cafe/)

Gee, it sure looks to me like the ones with the “privilege” are those who get coddled and praised and allowed to piss all over whoever they decide has been “oppressing” them: ordinary white men have the privilege of being blamed for everything, paying for everything, and being hated for everything.

But then what kind of hop-toad is going to go into a vegan cafe in the first place?

Is there a technical term for a man who takes pleasure in getting abused by lesbians? (And don’t say “Yeah–a Democrat!”)

The photo that goes with this news story is too disgusting to display on this page. You can see it if you click the link.

Is there anything real, anything that matters, left to protest?

Apparently not.

Recently in Barcelona–that’s in Spain, for those who have received a public school education: always assuming they know where Spain is–vegans stripped naked and lathered themselves with blood to “protest” other people’s choice to eat meat ( http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/animal-rights-protest-spain-vegan-fake-blood-activists-a7043491.html ). What a gaudy festival of idiocy.

They were all het up because the city government hadn’t done enough to promote the exclusion of meat from the human diet. They presented themselves as striking a blow for Animal Rights.

Normal people–not yet on the Endangered Species list, but getting there–have a natural fondness for animals, are more than capable of loving them, and are not inclined to be cruel to them. It’s part of Biblical morality: “A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast; but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel,” says Proverbs 12:10.

Boy, the Bible hit that nail on the head!