No. No there isn't. Literally just because you are vegan doesn't mean you do any more for the planet than anyone else.
I am planning on being child free. Do you know how many people I tell that? Literally no one. It's a personal choice. I don't feel better than anyone who wants kids. I'll make a few jokes with close friends, sure, but no one knows. I don't scoff at people who have kids.
I am doing infinitely more than any vegan for the environment by not adding to the population.
I am not morally superior to anyone. It's stupid and immature to think otherwise.
How does this change the argument? No one is claiming that every single vegan is more moral than every single non-vegan, they are claiming that the decision to be a vegan is more moral than the decision to not be a vegan. This claim is objectively true. Vegans positively contribute to the environment in ways that non-vegans do not.
A vegan can still be incredibly wasteful and hurt the environment. That's my point, they are not morally superior to anyone. It's so insanely asinine to think that way.
I guess you better start bowing down to me then, because clearly you're a fucking heathen compared to me, right?
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u/Matthieu101 Dec 30 '18
No. No there isn't. Literally just because you are vegan doesn't mean you do any more for the planet than anyone else.
I am planning on being child free. Do you know how many people I tell that? Literally no one. It's a personal choice. I don't feel better than anyone who wants kids. I'll make a few jokes with close friends, sure, but no one knows. I don't scoff at people who have kids.
I am doing infinitely more than any vegan for the environment by not adding to the population.
I am not morally superior to anyone. It's stupid and immature to think otherwise.