I was seeing the facts about issues to animals and environment, when I had already become vegetarian, had me knowing I should be vegan as soon as it could be managed, there were real obstacles for me still. And it was just what I read a couple of years after I was effectively vegan to know the healthy way, which I wanted, that being with whole foods from plants without the processed stuff that comes with food otherwise, and I changed to that, still making it healthier and healthier. Having plenty variety is really good for that.

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[–] 1 point 8 months ago* (2 children)

Veganism is, to the degree possible, the avoidance of the utilization/exploitaion of animals.

A vegan diet is a diet that follows this principle.

A vegan lifestyle is a lifestyle that follows this principle.

A vegan philosophy is a philosophy that supports this principle.

This isn't that complicated.

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  • [–] 0 points 8 months ago (1 child)

    I agree, that's why I said there's only one reason to go vegan. You have to be against exploiting animals.

    There may be other reasons to go on a vegan diet, but this is the only reason to go vegan.

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