Guess you’re just an idiot then.

I have plenty of B. When was the last time you had your bloodwork done?

I have no idea. Whenever I eat processed stuff like this I don’t bother checking the sugar or nutritional contents because I know it’s not going to be ideal.

Already addressed that above.

I’m just going by what the article actually says.

I wasn’t at the festival. You should read things yourself before accusing other people of not being able to.

That’s not my problem.

Nice try changing the subject after you turned out to be the one who can’t read.

“Supposedly,” plus the second sentence of the next paragraph. And if you’re at an event clearly billed as “100% vegan” and don’t have any dietary restrictions beyond being a vegan, why would you bother using the color coded ingredient guide? I wouldn’t. Well maybe now I will now that I’ve read about this BS.

That’s not what the article says.

Hwæt!

It’s not against the law to serve non-vegan food to vegans under the pretense that it’s vegan, but it’s still a violation, smartass.

Yeah, this incident strikes me as equal parts racist getting territorial about a swimming pool AND pervy dude thinking he can say whatever he wants to a black woman and her child.

Just reading that gave me horrible razor burn. I can’t shave unless the water is practically boiling.

I suggest you Google “civil rights swimming pools” and educate yourself a bit, because yes, this incident was 100% racist.

Yeah. It’s not okay to feed vegans animal products under the pretense that they’re vegan.

Dude needs to get his own pool if he’s so worried about “diseases.”

I’d consider it much more than an inconvenience if I bought something from a vendor at a “100% vegan” festival that turned out not to be vegan. That’s a violation and those people have every reason to complain, unlike you.

You can say whatever you want but it’s still pathetic to bitch about an imagined inconvenience.

Because it’s not actually fish eggs, so it doesn’t matter. Non-vegans who eat roe and caviar probably don’t think about the process of producing it while they’re eating it, so why must vegans do so when eating a vegan version? It’s food.