It's also necessary for survival. "healthy veganism" is largely a myth -- we are omnivores, we need meat and non-meat to have proper nutrition. With a prohibiti

It's also necessary for survival. "healthy veganism" is largely a myth -- we are omnivores, we need meat and non-meat to have proper nutrition. With a prohibitively expensive and labor intensive diet it is technically possible to be 100% vegan, but people who do this face a myriad of health problems: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/plant-based-diets-are-best-or-are-they-2019103118122 https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/plant-based-diets-are-be... Even custom-tailored meat replacement products, like impossible burger (which aren't vegan, by the way), have more calories and are worse for your health than standard beef. Promoting veganism is like promoting minimalism to the wall street elite. Much better idea to push for better living conditions for livestock, free range, etc. That would positively impact many many more animal lives than the small amount of people who will adopt full veganism.