Vegan Speak is an ever growing resource addressing common misconceptions and arguments against veganism. Whether you’re a seasoned vegan or exploring the philosophy, Vegan Speak offers a wealth of information and resources to help you engage in meaningful conversations and make informed choices.
- Meat and dairy tastes good
- ★ Crop harvesting kills animals
- Animals don’t understand morality
- Animals eat other animals
- Animals would eat you if they could
- B12 is only found in meat
- Eating animals is natural
- Eating animals is necessary
- Eating meat helped us evolve
- Eating meat is healthy
- Farm animals would go extinct
- Farmed animals are bred to be killed
- Farmed animals would be killed in the wild
- Farmed animals would overpopulate
- Farmers treat their animals like family
- God put animals here to eat
- Going vegan doesn’t make a difference
- Hitler was vegetarian
- ★ Animals are humanely slaughtered
- Humans are omnivores
- Humans are superior to animals
- I eat every part of the animal so they don’t go to waste
- I need to eat fish for Omega-3
- I only buy locally grown, free-range, organic meat
- It’s legal to eat animal products, there are laws to protect animals
- You take medication that has been tested on animals
- Morality is subjective
- Human rights are more important
- Most people eat meat
- Not everyone can be vegan
- ★ Our ancestors ate meat
- People would lose their jobs if the world went vegan
- It’s my personal choice
- Plants feel pain
- The animals are already dead
- The dairy industry doesn’t harm animals
- The egg industry doesn’t harm animals
- The whole world will never go vegan
- ★ We’re top of the food chain (circle of life)
- Vegan diet lacks iron
- Vegan food is tasteless
- Veganism is expensive
- Veganism is unsustainable
- Vegans are judgmental
- Vegans don't get enough protein
- Vegans lack calcium
- Vegans lack vitamin D
- You buy products from sweatshops
- ★ You can't be 100% vegan
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