Veganism isn’t a diet — it’s an ethical stance against all animal exploitation.

Every animal is someone, not something. They feel fear, love, pain, and joy — just like us. They have family, friends and their own interests — just like us. Yet, in our society, they’re abused as products, slaves, and objects. From meat, milk, eggs to leather, circuses, zoos and lab tests, animals are exploited until their excecution.

We do not need animal products to be healthy and strong. This is backed by a broad scientific consensus and confirmed by the biggest health organizations like the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the World Health Organization: well-planned plant exclusive diets are suitable for all stages of life and can support optimal health.

Traditions, convenience, taste and habits do not justify this needless violence. When we stop seeing animals as objects, products, ingredients, fashion, and bio machines, we start recognizing their right to live free from harm and exploitation.

If you're not vegan you are demanding the exploitation, suffering and murdering of billions of sentient individuals in an endless holocaust. You are still the reason for it.

Being vegan is the moral baseline. It means to not harm other animals. To leave them alone. It’s the minimum we can do to protect the weak. Animals are here with us, not for us.

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