When I see a man drinking bourbon, I think—did this dude steal my bourbon?

Why is it weird? I just don't think there's anything about reality itself (outside of human brains) that cares about what we call morality. Before minds existed morality didn't exist at all imo, because I think it's a product of minds. In the broadest sense morals aren't true or false, they are invented.

Can we officially declare anti-vegetarians as more irritating then vegetarians already? I've witnessed vegetarians living up to the "smug, self-righteous" stereotype maybe once in my life. Yet hardly a week goes by where I don't witness meat-eaters making a bunch of shrill remarks about how insufferable vegetarians…