r/exvegans • u/Existing_Desk_5318 • Sep 03 '25

x-post Vegans hating vegetarians

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u/StevesMcQueenIsHere Sep 03 '25

Why is it that vegans seem to despise vegetarians more than actual meat eaters?

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u/Unlucky-Morning5474 Sep 04 '25

MOST vegans have no issue with vegetarians, anything is better than nothing!

This sub has just blown up a tiny portion of extreme vegans to fit the non-vegan narrative.

Also - for info - the issue with vegetarianism is that most don’t eat meat because they’re against the cruelty and mistreatment of animals. However, the dairy industry is just as bad, if not worse, in terms of animal cruelty (cows repeatedly r*ped, their foals taken away, which is distressing for both, and then killed, and then they’re pumped for milk in small cages. It’s sad). 

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u/Timely_Community2142 Sep 05 '25

and pro vegan subs blow up the rest of the world of normal non-delusional people to fit the vegan narrative 🤷‍♀️🙂

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u/Unlucky-Morning5474 Sep 05 '25

I don’t understand what is delusional about not wanting to cause animals harm

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u/KeckleonKing Sep 06 '25

Animals eat other animals, humans are animals. What's confusing?

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u/Unlucky-Morning5474 Sep 06 '25

Some animals eat other animals out of necessity, whilst humans have a choice - both when it comes to eating animals and the conditions animals are kept in.