/c/food is basically /c/veganfood at this point, and is all but being moderated as such with meat posts requiring NSFW tags* and pinned threads pushing veganism. /c/omnivore (or something along those lines) would be an explicitly non-vegan food community so there just doesn't have to be interaction between vegans and non-vegans wrt food posts.

* Despite members of the community expressing multiple times that we didn't want that. And the thread announcing it was locked immediately.

Sorry this borders on /c/strugglesession, but this is still the right comm for this. We shouldn't struggle session about the merits of veganism here; just discuss whether there should be an explicitly omnivore community.

  • EthicalHumanMeat [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    Tone policing is when you point out that it's alienating to prospective socialists for your socialist website to call all non-vegans animal torturers and bloodmouths and to demand that they attach NSFW warnings to every picture of pepperoni.

    • AlexisOhanian [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      Why should it be avoided to speak truth to issues we care about? Isn't that the entire point of this site and why we come here.

      edit: Great edit, definitely doesn't change the words you typed to make my response look different. Great novelty account created only to antagonize the vegans here too, bad faith and all.

      • EthicalHumanMeat [he/him]
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        4 years ago

        Why should it be avoided to speak truth to issues we care about? Isn’t that the entire point of this site and why we come here.

        Actually no, it's not. It's for communist propaganda and shitposting.

        edit: Great edit, definitely doesn’t change the words you typed to make my response look different.

        "Tone policing is when you point out that it’s alienating to prospective socialists for your socialist website to call all non-vegans animal torturers."

        Correct.

        Great novelty account created only to antagonize the vegans here too, bad faith and all.

        Fascinating interpretation. It's actually based on the idea of growing cultured human meat in bioreactors, which I think is amusing.