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Also lowkey love how vegans will just be like “no ur lying” and not actually mention what they think your lying about. Like I make multiple points including that lots of candy production is exploitative of humans (have y’all seen how coco is harvested and the living conditions of the employees overseas, or nestles multitude of lawsuits over human rights violations or their forced monopoly over drinking water in certain regions?) How many products consumed by vegans do in fact use animal products like bees wax, carmine, or confectioners glaze (common name for shellac) I also mention that many vegan products use unsustainable and global environmentally damaging production methods and ingredients. Things like petroleum based vegan leathers, the insane water and pollinator insect labor requirements of things like almonds and soybeans that’s resulting in droughts in some areas as water is redirected to keep feeding those unsustainable practices. Theres also the fact that we use animal manure and grazing as part of crop rotation (Regenerative animal agriculture) to keep soil healthy and avoid incidents like the dust bowl. Or the fact that 100% vegan diets regularly require supplements (which are largely made via animal products) And none of this is to mention the fact that there’s entire sections of the world where large scale plant based agriculture is near impossible in an environmentally safe and economically viable manner. Places like California, Florida, and Hawaii that have decent amounts of water and long growing seasons are capable of having larger plant based diets. Places like Wyoming who have short, or alaska with nearly nonexistent, growing seasons are drastically less capable of producing large enough quantities of plant based human edible food to make it a feasible solution. One thing vegans seem to ignore is the ONLY reason you can be vegan year round in places like New York City is due to the unsustainable, environmentally damaging, practices that exist around growing nonnative crops in other states and then shipping them to your supermarket. Theres a reason historically everyone had livestock, you can feed livestock food humans can’t eat, but that are easy and quick to grow, and end up with a single product that provides more energy and calories than a multi ingredient product.