Questions and Criticisms of Veganism

Introduction

Vegans are often focused on ending animal suffering.
Despite their mission, they face widespread dislike.
The presenter explores potential reasons for this and poses questions about veganism.

**Basic Understanding of Vegan Diet: **
- Vegans consume fruits and vegetables.
- Avoid meat because it requires killing animals.
Why Avoid Eggs and Milk?
- Presenter questions why eggs and milk are avoided since they don't directly kill animals.
- Factory farming associated with cruelty.
- Hypothetical scenario: Personal, well-treated animals producing eggs and milk.
- Presenter suggests the idea of 'vegan milk' and 'vegan eggs' from loved, well-treated animals.
- Society's definition: Excludes all forms of exploitation, even from loved animals.
**No Animal Products Rule: **
- Nothing from animals is acceptable, regardless of treatment or origin.
**Consuming Dead Animals: **
- Hypothetical: Eating an animal that died naturally.
- Veganism disallows using any animal product, living or dead.
**Vegan Hatred and Data Privacy: **
- Presenter transitions to a rant on data privacy.
- Mentions Jordan Peterson's concerns about digital profiling.
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**Religious Vegans: **
- Presenter questions if crying while cutting onions and not meat indicates divine preference.

**Mushrooms vs. Plants: **
- Presenter notes that mushrooms are genetically closer to humans than plants.
- Questions if eating mushrooms is more like cannibalism than veganism.
- Suggests confronting vegans who eat mushrooms.

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