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I'd hold a note for honey in a tiny jar. :} |
all honey is stolen from bees. thy aren't part of the problem xD
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But it's an agreement! You gotta tell them it's not a theft
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No. It's thievery. >:} To solve the problem, we should let the bees have 3/4 of all human jams and preservatives.
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I like putting honey in coffee ouo
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I mean, it is still stolen even if they could never use it, they DO get quite upset about it, but yeah they don't really need it.
All bee keepers are dirty thieves, but also careful caretakers. |
i dunno, there are a lot of issues with bees starving and dying because too much honey is taken and they are forced to subside on this sugar-water crap. frankly though a bee's entire life's work is just enough honey to mix into a single cup of tea so it feels really nasty to do
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:/ weh. Not by far the nastiest thing humans have ever done. <x} Or continue to do. <xD Or do to themselves.
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that's not a justification tho?
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True! Or fairness.
Bees should have a share in human produced products! :[ Too bad humans don't make anything good for bees. Only for bebes. |
Humans can uhhh make... flowers... for bees? But that would be humans helping themselves
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:[ Do bees like eating anything besides honey?? I suppose you'd have to ask a bee. :/ *shrug*
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Bees eat pollen and nectar. That's why it's important to plant flowers and blooming plants to attract them, and to not use pesticides on the parts that the bees get their food from.
I would like to also point out that if you're trying to make people feel bad for enjoying honey, Cho, please don't. People are allowed to make their own choices as to their diet, and it is not your place to tell them what they should or shouldn't be eating. |
Only really bad beekeepers take so much honey that the bees die. Not to mention if you kill off your hive by over harvesting, you're losing out on harvesting the next year... so that's just stupid. All of the beekeepers I have talked to (and it's actually a lot cuz I'm in some weird facebook groups) would rather not harvest at all that year than risk losing their hives over the winter.
Now a large corporate operation, yeah that seems more likely that they would do that... but that's why you should buy locally harvested honey from small apiaries if your financial situation allows it. |
I'm always in a fight with my parents because they prefer orange based honey, that's less sweet, while I prefer the other kind (labeled as 'other fruit trees') that's sweeter. Gimme my sweet honey!!!
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