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Dick cheese.
It's vegan if the donor is consenting too!
Non-consensual Dick Cheese in my new band name.
That reminds me of this song.
the vegan society definition makes no mention of consent.
Isn't that the society that sells vegan supplements?
I don't know. I do know that their founders coined the term and defined it.
Well, they are wrong.
If I give someone part of myself to cook and eat, that's vegan.
Swallowing semen from a consensual donor is also vegan.
that seems to be the use of an animal product.
That's why I said their definition is wrong.
they seem authoritative
Why?
they coined the term and are often referenced for their definition.