Originally Posted by SmoggyTheTowny:
“Boo fricking hoo! Animal products have multiple uses, most for practical purposes.
You CHOOSING to not eat meat or not use any product from an animal is not a good enough reason to change any manufacturing process.
Not eating meat or using animal products is your choice, there is nothing wrong with it. You're the one making that choice, so it is for you to bare the consequence of that choice, if it means you have to sometimes do things you don't like, that is your problem.”
And you're making the 'choice' to eat meat and use products derived from killed animals. Why should you be free to make that choice but then deprive us of our choice, because everyone has to use currency? It's not like there's an alternative until we have a cashless society.
What you're basically saying is that people who don't want animals to be killed can't participate fully in society, because the majority doesn't care. Well that's just you being awkward, as the manufacturing process could have quite easily avoided the use killed animal products. It's also sneaky to slip it in without telling us, like those despicable people who get off on pretending the food they're serving is vegetarian and then laugh when someone haplessly eats it and tells them it was meat all along.
Anyway it looks like the Bank of England agrees with us that it made a mistake.