IF VEGANS RUIN MINI-MILKS FOR ME I SWEAR I'LL KICK OFF.

It's 2018. I can understand that times have changed, and that things that were often frowned upon in the past are being pushed as a media priority until they then become accepted, and anyone who argues against anything that goes through this process is then deemed to be a total cunt. Look at the transgender movement, about 5 years ago the large majority of the public didn't even realise that there was an issue here, and now it's provided Good Morning Britain with a good 2 years worth of content, and because of this we're at a point now where people who never had an issue with the transgender movement, still don't have an issue with the transgender movement, and can't wait for the next big issue to arise so they can have some room to breathe from the amount of transgender news and media that has been forced down their throats for the past 2 years. I'm hoping for the next big movement that gathers traction is lesbian refugees from Liberia movement, as I've never had an issue with lesbian refugees from Liberia and I can tell all if my friends that I am progressive towards that issue, even before the media made me be progressive towards that issue.

But there's one issue that just won't fuck off, and it's vegans.

I don't have a problem with somebody choosing to be vegan, because that has no bearing on how I live my life, and I feel most people are in the same boat as me. What concerns me is that a lot of vegans don't share the same mentality as myself, in that they can't let the other side of the coin live their life how they want to. I personally believe this is because without everybody becoming vegan, the work that vegans do doesn't make a global impact. This means they are essentially missing out on chicken nuggets for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

It's because of this that vegans are starting to raise concern, and attempt to change the mindset of others so that their peers choose to stop eating animals and animal products. How fucking dare they. As somebody who doesn't give a shit about animals, I find this tactic from vegans to be very inconsiderate.

Vegetarians have been trying this for decades, and made almost no effect on the vast majority of the meat-eating population, so they get a pass from me. They can keep trying all they want, because they won't do anything that actually effects me. But if vegans start to create a shift in the UK, and people start to turn away from dairy products, then the consequences of this will be catastrophic.

I fucking love a mini-milk. I bet vegans love a mini-milk. So why are they trying to stop people from eating them?

It's because they are fascist scum, who's whole vegan plan is merely a false flag. They have learnt the formula for changing public opinion, with copious amounts of vegans appearing on daytime television shows to convince the public that they have to agree with the issue because of the amount of exposure vegans have managed to have.

But deep down, they don't care if people drink milk. How can you? It's such an absurd mentality to have, that out of all the causes you could dedicate your life to fixing, the issue of drinking milk is their priority. It almost seems selfish to me. There's starving children in the world and your main concern is to deprive them of calcium. Nobody could be that inhumane.

And deep down, they're even more inhumane than that. Because they don't care if you drink milk. They just want you to think that they care if you drink milk. Because if you stop drinking milk, and stop drinking dairy, then you stop buying mini-milks, and come BBQ season, mini-milks are always the first to sell out in the ASDA frozen section. They want all the mini-milks to themselves, and they will let 1 billion starving children die in order to ensure they have enough mini-milks to last the summer.

No matter how much media exposure vegans get, I will never be swayed. I am woke. I see the true evil of the vegan manifesto. Wise up people, don't blindly agree with what the media tells you, and make sure to stock up on mini-milks before it hits May. I've got 12 packs in my freezer, have you?