#vegan ethics

Does anyone actually believe the "ethical vegan" flex isn't just about being morally superior?

Is a vegan diet actually healthier, or is it just cleaner eating rebranded as moral superiority?

Do you secretly judge people who call themselves vegan but still eat honey?

Are lab-grown meats and plant-based junk foods betraying the true spirit of vegan living?

Are “whole food vegans” just shaming people who survive on vegan junk food?

Do moral vegans have any right to own a pet carnivore in the first place?