Spyke

So what, are chicken burgers illegal since they don't contain beef? What about turkey burgers? Or are only veggie burgers outlawed?

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lemmy.world

I don’t get why she are upset about this? It can just be called something else right

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lemmy.world

Thanks. I don’t get how changing the names to be more specific is upsetting.

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sh.itjust.works

Why change them? A hamburger is a description of a citizen from the city of Hamburg, nobody gets upset by the misuse of that word as a foodstuff. So why get upset if we now use it for the veggie variant?

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lemmy.world

No one thinks of burgers with Hamburg. There is no reason to change them but it’s also a non-issue either way. Many vegan/vegetarian subs getting upset over something that hardly affects anything feels like too much. It’s a dumb change but not like it’s hurting eating plant based

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Unnecessarily rude. Marketing it as a burger doesn’t change anything if you call it a sandwich. Simmer down

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

They're focusing on making a non-issue illegal, one that disproportionately favors less sustainable industries no less, all while society is basically melting from other things that need to be addressed. it's like they're trying to speedrun the downfall of the USA

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