Best part of this article is the 2 million more vegetarians statistic doesn't account for "I'm vegan at home but it's too hard when eating out" crowd, which is probably half of vegetarians I know lol.
Vegan options at restaurants are more and more common. I don't need to compromise my views on eating animals for the convenience of not being able to eat at some restaurants. By the same logic, what's to stop someone from being "vegan at home" and then going out to a steakhouse?
:im-vegan: and I don't usually make exceptions going out, with rare cases of burger places having only egg based buns or indian places cooking everything with ghee when I'm out with friends. Generally I don't judge the vegan at home people, they're doing significantly less animal harm than even regular vegetarians.
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Best part of this article is the 2 million more vegetarians statistic doesn't account for "I'm vegan at home but it's too hard when eating out" crowd, which is probably half of vegetarians I know lol.
On that topic, how do people here feel about that?
Vegan options at restaurants are more and more common. I don't need to compromise my views on eating animals for the convenience of not being able to eat at some restaurants. By the same logic, what's to stop someone from being "vegan at home" and then going out to a steakhouse?
It's better than also eating steak at home I guess. Although this is probably a wishy-washy liberal opinion to have.
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:im-vegan: and I don't usually make exceptions going out, with rare cases of burger places having only egg based buns or indian places cooking everything with ghee when I'm out with friends. Generally I don't judge the vegan at home people, they're doing significantly less animal harm than even regular vegetarians.
It's better than nothing. I personally feel that it's easier to have a hard and fast rule.
I feel that people should stop making excuses for abusing animals.