Vegan Activist Stories | ‘This Can’t Be True!’

[@cecile4648]

Awesome! Thank you so much for making this video 😀

[@viviendaquino8364]

Great interview! Thank you.❤

[@davidformosa7626]

Thanks Chris..............All LEGENDS!!!!

[@3ox3]

❤❤❤

[@ValeriaRossellini]

No excuse for animal abuse, live vegan 💗💗💗

[@ladyaudrey9976]

Live vegan, love vegan 💚💚💚

[@dejanvetmic5127]

Natasha is amazing, she was at the Dior fashion show a few days ago and did a great job protesting! 🫡💪💪 All of these activists all great! 👍👍

[@capucinebellucci3476]

Animals are here with us not for us 🐮🐷💖

[@creaturesaroundme]

just bought a loads of meat to feed my cats and many other stray cats

[@fitvegan_activist]

I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to say here. How exactly is buying loads of meat for cats relevant to a conversation about veganism and animal rights activism? Please, enlighten us.

[@creaturesaroundme]

@@fitvegan_activist nothing, I'm just saying what I did today

[@fitvegan_activist]

Ah, OK, I see. Just casually dropping by a vegan post to mention how your grocery list consists of paying for the murder of animals to feed other animals. Congrats on the “good deed” of the day.

[@creaturesaroundme]

@@fitvegan_activist lol 😅 don't want my cats to die of starvation

[@fitvegan_activist]

@@creaturesaroundmeagain, I have to ask, how is this relevant to this video?

[@redbriarn6295]

Do you boycott pesticides?

[@fitvegan_activist]

Nice try, but veganism is about ending animal exploitation, not getting sidetracked by pesticides. Are you this worried about the pesticides used for animal feed, or just when it suits you?

[@redbriarn6295]

@@fitvegan_activist so the answer is no you pay farmers to buy and use pesticides to murder animals, birds and insects… so killing animals for food is ethical

[@MindVersusMisery]

@@redbriarn6295 The answer is Go vegan and veganise agriculture on all levels, especially animal agriculture, but plant agriculture as well.

[@fitvegan_activist]

@@redbriarn6295 Your argument is a classic example of the *appeal to futility fallacy* the idea that because it's impossible to avoid all harm, intentional exploitation of animals is justified. Veganism, as a principle, seeks to *end the intentional use and exploitation of animals* for food, clothing, or any other purpose. The harm caused by pesticides, which is largely unintentional, is not the same as deliberately breeding, exploiting, and killing animals for profit. Animal agriculture systematically breeds animals into existence for the sole purpose of exploiting them, creating suffering and death on an unimaginable scale. Even if some incidental harm happens in plant farming, that doesn't justify *deliberately* perpetuating a system that directly profits from the exploitation and killing of sentient beings. If someone used this logic for human exploitation, we'd reject it outright. So why cling to it when it comes to non-human animals?

[@harjicoren7628]

​@@fitvegan_activistExactly, when it comes to harming what they it's,Oooo speak up for pesticides its dangee