I, for one, think vegan spiking should become a popular sport.
[As pointed out in the original comments, making death threats tells you a lot about someone's true motivation and character.]
A chef who claimed that she "spiked a vegan" has offered her resignation. Laura Goodman, co-owner and head chef at Carlini in Shropshire, faced a backlash over her comments on Facebook about a "pious, judgemental" vegan. Her fiancé and business partner, Michael Gale, said she had received death threats. Mr Gale told the BBC: "She recognises she needs some time away from the business to clear her head and think about what happened."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-shropshire-42552755
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Would that be a blood-sport?
ReplyDeleteDeath threats by vegans over a vague comment tells you all you need to know about their ethics of not harming animals for food.
ReplyDeleteRather than spiking vegan food I love explaining to them about how the stuff they're eating isn't vegan.