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What’s your minimum timeframe? If someone is vegan for a year then eats meat the next, do we retroactively revoke their year 1 veganism? If I am vegan for Jan
by eduction 3y ago
What’s your minimum timeframe?
If someone is vegan for a year then eats meat the next, do we retroactively revoke their year 1 veganism?
If I am vegan for January and then in February eat meat, am I retroactively not a vegan for January?
It sounds like this person is a vegan at least six days a week. I don’t see how Saturday erases Friday any more than 2023 would erase 2022. And I don’t begrudge them becoming vegan again on Sunday. Who would that benefit? Being vegan 6 days a week is way more vegan than most people.
- johngossman 3y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lzGAXHD3IM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lzGAXHD3IM
- 9991 3y agoI’m almost always a vegetarian. My meat eating is down to under 45 minutes a day.
- asoneth 3y ago> If I am vegan for January and then in February eat meat, am I retroactively not a vegan for January? Like many labels I think it comes down to intent more than timeframe. If you go vegan and then a day/month/year/decade later you change your mind and decide it's not working then you were vegan during that time and are no longer vegan. But if you take a hiatus from consuming animal products with intent to go back to eating meat in a few hours/weeks/months then I wouldn't say you were a vegan during that time. If I happen to go a few days between consuming animal products that doesn't make me a vegan during those days.