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Nope, definitely not sensitive to dietary choices. Just like people have the right to do what they want with their bodies, people have the right to eat what they want witbout judgement as well.
It's funny you mention religion though because I have definitely seen quite a few connections between veganism and religion: stemming from beliefs, preaching, attempting to convert, etc. And yes, I used abortion as an example because it's a solid link between the two.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say or do really. You've made a fair amount of assumptions about me (not judgementally though) and I don't really see the point? All I've said is that pretty much every vegan I've come across has been preachy and attempts to guilt trip. If you're trying to prove me wrong, you're not doing a great job at it.
The fact that you're seeing "a solid link between" veganism and anti-abortionists makes me not want to continue the discussion, sorry.
I believe my point was rather clear, though. You claimed that "literally every vegan" you met online is "extremely preachy". I do not believe that and told you about my experience on which I'm basing my objection. This is generally known as a discussion and its point is to share opinions and generally interact with other people. The fact that you're interpreting this as an attack shows that this is a very emotional subject for you. Another reason, I don't think this discussion is worth continuing.
It really sucks that you keep making assumptions about me even after I pointed it out. And I'm not sure how I lead on that I was interpreting this discussion as an attack, I just wasn't sure what the point was. I don't know how what I said is hard to believe at all. You can google "why are vegans so preachy" and find a multitude of posts with the same opinion as me. It's really not that far fetched.
I do believe there is a solid link between veganism and anti-abortionists, and many others have pointed that out as well. I'm sure you'd find discussions about that too in the above google search.
I do believe you don't think this is an emotional subject for you, I really do.
But then I read your comments and get a different impression. This is not making assumptions, it is looking at facts and calling them out. Maybe you could take a step back and honestly think about the emotions you experience while you're writing these comments. Or stay mad about people giving you feedback on the way you behave. Whatever tickles your fancy.
Yeah! Everyone has the right to eat whatever they want! I love eating carnists and nobody has the right to guilt trip me for it