Do Vegetarians and Vegans Think They Are Better Than Everyone Else?

A hypothetical vegan has a hypothetical leather baseball glove.

Hence, real vegans should serve fish at weddings. And, of course, Thanksgiving.

 

Just asking if it extends beyond food. I know for some it does, but I doubt all.

 

I've known people who didn't eat red meat because they thought their lifestyles were healthier without it, but they still owned other animal products - shoes, jackets, etc.
Wasn't a moral issue.

 

Oh yeah... People have no shame when it comes to complaining about food at a wedding. My wife has some relatives who hijacked my mother-in-law for 45 minutes at our wedding because they thought their chicken was overcooked. We found out later that the relatives in question have complained at every wedding they're ever invited to.

 

That's my code.

 

Only two thing matter at a wedding:
Good food
Open bar

All other expense are superfluous.
And that's true for omnivores and herbivores.

 

True. But you could serve Maine Lobster and Prime Rib and have top shelf liquor at the open bar, but someone will feel the need to complain to the people who are paying for it.

 

I was hoping for New York strip.

 

My crabass aunt and her kids bring their own Pepsi to weddings, because they prefer Pepsi over Coke. You'll see them at every wedding in family history, with a 2-liter bottle of Pepsi plopped down in the middle of their table.

Classy.

 

There are many people out there who live entirely without using animal products. And some of the stuff they own isn't even canvas.

Imagine that!



And I just want to say this thread has pretty well shown who believes himself or herself to be better than everyone else.

 

Everyone thinks they are better than everyone else. Some people know how to respect others anyway.

 

I believe I am better then everyone, yet I am also wracked with self-loathing.
It's quite a quandary.