[Liam-]

I'd like to know how many of the people who complained and signed the petition use other animal products in their everyday lives, like their couches, or their car seats, their wallets/purses/bags, their shoes? I obviously don't have a problem with vegetarians or vegans because I'm not stupid, however, the militant vegetarians and vegans that believe they're better than everyone else because they eat plants and quinoa are the worst.

I don't see the harm in something being made with an animal byproduct, the animal was already dead, having not being killed for this specific reason, so should the rest of the animal be wasted and just thrown away somewhere, rather than all of the animal having a proper use?

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I'd like to know how many of the people who complained and signed the petition use other animal products in their everyday lives, like their couches, or their car seats, their wallets/purses/bags, their shoes? I obviously don't have a problem with vegetarians or vegans because I'm not stupid, however, the militant vegetarians and vegans that believe they're better than everyone else because they eat plants and quinoa are the worst.

I don't see the harm in something being made with an animal byproduct, the animal was already dead, having not being killed for this specific reason, so should the rest of the animal be wasted and just thrown away somewhere, rather than all of the animal having a proper use?

What I thinks interesting though, is that if animals aren't killed for this purpose, that means that this particular byproduct isn't needed for the notes... so why use it? I doubt it's for the sake of 'wasting' dead animal parts (I mean it might be I suppose but I can't see the banks basing their decisions on that). And since vegans/vegetarians are against animals being killed in the first place they probably don't see it as being a 'waste' if it isn't used, it's a completely different perspective.

So could they not just use something else and keep everyone happy?