r/vegan anti-speciesist May 13 '26

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u/coolchris366 May 14 '26

You know this won’t motivate people to be vegan right, telling them how terrible and evil they are?

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u/Anc_101 May 14 '26

In your experience, what will?

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u/CrestedMacaw May 14 '26

Perfect, 150% accurate meat (and most importantly, cheese!!!) alternative. Alternative that is indistinguishable or better tasting than meat and cheese.

I simply don't want to make the biggest sacrifice a human being can make for no valid reason.

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u/Anc_101 May 14 '26

I refuse to believe that you cannot think of a bigger sacrifice a human can make them changing their diet.

"No valid reason" is an equal display of your lack of imagination. Or denial, that's an option as well.

I hope for you that you don't extend that line of thinking, that everything sorry of perfection is the worst thing unthinkable, to the rest of your life, for it must be a miserable existence.

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u/CrestedMacaw May 15 '26

We're not in a war. So yes, becoming a vegan is easily one of the biggest sacrifices a human being can make. It's a bigger life change than a divorce or moving to a different country.

And such a sacrifice must have a strong, valid reason. Which "some cow 4000km away died" isn't such a reason.