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You’re attempting to redefine ‘pure’ veganism as consuming no animal nor animal-like products whatsoever. I can see where a word for that might exist, but what
by adt2bt 5y ago
You’re attempting to redefine ‘pure’ veganism as consuming no animal nor animal-like products whatsoever. I can see where a word for that might exist, but what is commonly considered ‘vegan’ is not your definition.
- cercatrova 5y ago> ‘pure’ veganism as consuming no animal nor animal-like products whatsoever Yes? This is what veganism is, is it not? Vegans don't eat animal products at all.
- adt2bt 5y agoThey can eat animal-like products though, such as Impossible burgers or nut cheese.
- cercatrova 5y agoWell those can be argued as to not be animal-like at all, but plant-based. Similar to the point cheese_goddess is making here as well.
- cheese_goddess 5y agoIf vegans can redefine "cheese" then why can't I redefine "vegan"? You're saying that only vegans can distort commonly used terms to promulgate their beliefs? They can sell "vegan" cheese as propaganda for their ideals but I can't just say, well then, you're not vegan because you're eating cheese? Why not?