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Why the vegetarian thanksgiving?
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People who don't eat meat uh, exist.
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So do elephants but there is none depicted.
How does it fit into the plot of the comic?
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The comic about talking ducks?
Does everything have to fit the stereotypes and norms of society for you unless there's a good reason? Maybe the author is vegetarian? Who knows and more importantly, who cares?
It's a world of diverse life experiences out there.
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You people are extremely defensive.
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I'm not even vegan or vegetarian, as I said elsewhere in the thread I'm literally roasting a duck today....
You're the one who came in here with a problem
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"it's the children who are wrong"
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Projection
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It might be an anecdote by the author. And it's not like it stands out as a weird enough thing that it has to be relevant to the plot.
Also their cousin is probably a turkey or something.
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Yeah I was thinking cousin turkey too. But ham?
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How does it take away from it?
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They're ducks.
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Ducks are not vegetarians. They eat snails, frogs, fish, worms, crayfish etc
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They also can't talk. Unrealistic comic smh
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Name a traditional thanksgiving food that's made out of bugs
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mac and cheese and bugs. duh
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Man I love crayfish and worm casserole at Thanksgiving.
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Because they're ducks. Ducks aren't an evil predator species like humans. The most meat they tend to eat is bugs.
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They're ducks so their not going to eat turkey? Lmao
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The animals we create are morally equivalent to our own children in that they are owed the exact same unconditional love and protection. The experiences of animals are real and matter. Their suffering is identical in nature to your own. It harms us when we take pleasure and cruelty and violence.
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The power of communication is precious. You owe it to us all to stay on point. To refrain from verbose tangential emotional expressions.
Tell your friends.
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