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If you’re a meat eater, should you be able to barbecue no matter how “sickening” it is for your vegan neighbours?
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A debate broke out in Perth, Australia’s northern suburb of Burns Beach, reported news.com.au, after a vegan family asked another neighbour via a letter to close their window when cooking meat, according to PerthNow.
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The letter, which began with “Hello neighbour, could you please shut your side window when cooking?” was contained inside an envelope with “PLEASE TAKE SERIOUSLY” written on the front.
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“My family are vegan — we eat only plant-based foods — and the smell of the meat you cook makes us feel sick and upset,” wrote the neighbour.
“We would appreciate your understanding — thanks. Sarah, Wayne, and kids.”
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Reaction from Facebook generally sided with the meat eaters.
“I bet her mouth starts watering when old mate mows his lawn and she gets a whiff of that deliciously fresh cut grass but!” one user wrote.
“I’m offended by the smell of the kale she always cooks,” another wrote.
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Still, others said they’d double down on using their barbecues.
“Oh, man … I’d be firing up the bbq and inviting the entire street,” one said.
“I would fire up the smoker and do a 12-hour brisket, with a sausage sizzle for lunch thrown in — entitled much,” said another.
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