Some people see an opportunity to take a principal stand against those giant-ass corporation that exploit animals. Other think that kind of reaction is performative and overly idealistic, so they're excited that a lot of people are getting new vegan options in some of the most common restaurants in the world.
Me? I live in Russia, lol.
Beyond and Impossible are both non-vegan because they’ve involved animal exploitation in the testing and manufacture. And yeh on top of that why would a vegan want to support international hyperholocaust of animals that these companies commit.
As someone has pointed out in the thread, how is a fast food joint different in this regard than a supermarket?
Well you need to eat food to survive, at some point you need to get food from somewhere and vegan supermarkets are pretty hard to find/expensive. It’s about different levels of exploitation, everyone would have a different line.