Don't Drive Yourself Insane...🙂

https://youtu.be/_tswivlnyU0?si=VdwACQ02PVsfYwMH

And My Comment:

Swayze, You're absolutely right - all people who drive themselves insane over those nonsense are just the craziest, darkest fanatics, who shall forever manage to discover new reasons to boycott yet another thing (product, activity...), not because it is strictly unvegan in itself, but rather because they prefer to live their lives on their knees, day and night, scoring points for the afterlife!! 🤣 I actually wrote about it, here is the text:

Is There Such a Thing as "100% Vegan"? Should We Strive to Reach It, At All?

[...] when buying Vegan Šawarma - for example, at Шава Хауз - I can never be absolutely sure, that it was not made touching the meat one. I Hope that, when they say Vegan, it means that the dishes and the tools and the surfaces are all clean of ANY meat etc., and nothing like that is EVER contaminating it - but, I cannot be absolutely sure.

But, does it matter? Should I truly drive myself mad, over such tiny, absolutely irrelevant minutia?

For the sake of my Mental Health, I NEVER ask such Questions anywhere. Since Sometimes, the only thing more dangerous than a Question, is an Answer!

(Rule of Acquisition number 208)

Or leather. Конечно I shall never actually buy anything made with leather. Ĥowever: should I present with a choice, to either use a leather armchair to sit on, or stand - I choose to sit.

I had once rad a post by some chap, a fanatic Vegan (and Radical Leftist, gender-cancelling, all the Great Ideological stuff) from the Land of Knà'an as well, who had once chosen to stand through an entire film, in order not to sit on any of a Cinema's leather armchairs.

My association from that insane story was a story I had heard many, many years before, back in 1990 more or less, about an ultra fanatic extremely orthodox religious jewish rabbi, who had just passed away - and how, once, upon travelling by train, he did not sit (but, rather, stood up for the entire length of that one-hour journey), so as to avoid a situation, when the fabric of his clothes, might touch that of the train-seat, potentially causing a situation of "ša'atnéz" (a forgotten, esoteric and negligible prohibition from the biblical jewish religious law, to ever put together wool and linen).

Such a crackpot-fanaticism, is the most certain route to a raging mental illness.

So, No: I actually do not think, that 100% Veganism is at all attainable in our World, nor that we should, at all, ever strive for it.

Doing one's realistic Best, is absolutely okay.🙂

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