Vegans are just voicing their truth. This “practical solutions” nonsense is just moving goal posts.
Vegan diets are perfectly sustainable for most people and eating large amounts of terrestrial mammals (as opposed to fish and bugs) is maybe a historically newer phenomena than we’d like to think, especially on a culture by culture basis (japan for instance has mostly subsisted on vegetables and seafood, as have most coastal cities historically)
The idea people have to beef every day or whatever is partly a product of beef industry marketing and corporate culture. Culture at least changes. Look what the tomatoes from the americas did to italian cuisine decades after it was imported.
Vegans are just voicing their truth. This “practical solutions” nonsense is just moving goal posts.
Vegan diets are perfectly sustainable for most people and eating large amounts of terrestrial mammals (as opposed to fish and bugs) is maybe a historically newer phenomena than we’d like to think, especially on a culture by culture basis (japan for instance has mostly subsisted on vegetables and seafood, as have most coastal cities historically)
The idea people have to beef every day or whatever is partly a product of beef industry marketing and corporate culture. Culture at least changes. Look what the tomatoes from the americas did to italian cuisine decades after it was imported.