He probably didn't have the art to ask you.I don't remember Van Gogh being after my milk. I very rarely have any in the fridge anyway so maybe I didn't notice.
I tick every one of your boxes too, other than that I have never voted Green, but I think this is appalling. I know it was a different group/issue, but the same with the tomato soup/Van Gogh incident at the National Gallery yesterday.I'd be interested to understand what echo chamber they inhabit that makes them think this might have any kind of positive impact. On (recycled) paper I should probably be sympathetic - lefty liberal, Guardian reading, have voted Green, don't find muesli offensive, have a beard - but they somehow manage to be very difficult to find any atom of sympathy with.
Humphreys.I don't remember Van Gogh being after my milk. I very rarely have any in the fridge anyway so maybe I didn't notice.
I’m heading for the milk shakes see if I can get away with just drinking them without payingWhen I do my shopping next week, I'm going to steam into the non-dairy milk section and pour as much oat and soya milk onto the floor as I can get away with.
An eye for an eye and all that...
Yep I agree, totally endorse people's right to protest but this garners no support or sympathy from me.I'd be interested to understand what echo chamber they inhabit that makes them think this might have any kind of positive impact. On (recycled) paper I should probably be sympathetic - lefty liberal, Guardian reading, have voted Green, don't find muesli offensive, have a beard - but they somehow manage to be very difficult to find any atom of sympathy with.
Are you suggesting that this may be an ill-considered, futile and, frankly, offensive 'protest'?Strange protest when Waitrose do sell vegan milk.
The cows have already given their milk, the calves already separated from the mothers.
Same as the previous day and the one after, I'll wager.Oh my god
The smell of that the next day
You're right! I didn't take the opportunity to really milk it.Y
Yep I agree, totally endorse people's right to protest but this garners no support or sympathy from me.
Worse though, it the missed chance for a pun from the OP. Shirley is should me 'no pint crying . . . . ."
Udder times it would have been fine but today it made me feel quite sour.You're right! I didn't take the opportunity to really milk it.
I then propose the simple answer is to drink beer, for every pint of beer it ONLY takes 5 pints of water.I'm sure I read something from the farmers Union that advised to make a pint of milk uses 8ltrs of water, the equivalent alternative that people now use needs 260lts of water to produce the same amount. Hardly saving the planet
Prooobably not a completely impartial source then?I'm sure I read something from the farmers Union that advised to make a pint of milk uses 8ltrs of water, the equivalent alternative that people now use needs 260lts of water to produce the same amount. Hardly saving the planet
I'm not sure vegans are bothered about saving the planet, more just the animals.I'm sure I read something from the farmers Union that advised to make a pint of milk uses 8ltrs of water, the equivalent alternative that people now use needs 260lts of water to produce the same amount. Hardly saving the planet
I'm not sure vegans are bothered about saving the planet, more just the animals.
I agree there is overlap but ER haven't claimed the milk disposal is their campaign.I imagine saving the planet is a key motivator for many vegans. That's precisely why I limit meat and dairy consumption.
The two are inseparable.I'm not sure vegans are bothered about saving the planet, more just the animals.