I don't dislike vegans, nor dispute motivations, and I'm fully aware that 90% of them are as normal as can be. I'm de-facto a vegan every second day, without t

I don't dislike vegans, nor dispute motivations, and I'm fully aware that 90% of them are as normal as can be. I'm de-facto a vegan every second day, without thinking about it. I do dispute however the OP's point 'non-vegans' splitting hairs on vegans 'a thing' or 'the thing'. The 'finger wagging and moral high ground posturing' is almost entirely a function of the vegan side of the equation. For example: GMO's, as someone noted below, it's 'not a vegan issue' - of course not strictly, but it's the same crowd of 'food concerned people'. 'Organic, GMO, Vegan' overlap quite a bit - this is where the discussion and marketing (as a result of demand no doubt) is happening.