Excuses - Part 1 - VeganPRO

Categorize these non-vegan arguments with the approaches we should take to handle them.

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This argument is incorrect and may prevent a person from going vegan. That's why we need to provide an informative answer.
This argument may be true, but it's irrelevant and fails to justify the injustice of exploiting animals. Our response should focus on communicating this to our audience.
This argument is incorrect and isn’t the real reason a person won’t go vegan. Therefore, we should provide a brief response to correct them and refocus the conversation on what truly matters.

From what I know, vegan diet is not unhealthy.

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We are the most powerful species on this planet.

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Plants have emotions too!

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Based on what we’ve covered in the lesson, how would you respond to the following non-vegan argument:

“If not for us, these animals wouldn’t exist”

That's not true, animals can breed on their own.

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That may be true, but how is it relevant? Do we have the right to harm, exploit, and kill someone just because we bred them into existence?

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That's not true and not relevant. What's relevant is that we kill animals when we don't have to.

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True, we breed those animals, but we can breed them and let them live freely.

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Based on what we’ve covered in the lesson, how would you respond to the following non-vegan argument:

‘A vegan diet kills more animals through crop farming (e.g., rabbits, field mice, birds, insects, etc.).

How is that relevant? Crop deaths happen unintentionally, while animals killed in slaughterhouses face deliberate, violent deaths.

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If you care about animals in crop fields, how can you not care about animals in slaughterhouses?

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That’s not true. Around 70% of crops are grown to feed the animals we eat. Animal farming causes the most animal deaths—whether in the wild, in crops, or in slaughterhouses. So why not go vegan and choose the best option for the animals?

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The vegan lifestyle opposes the animal farming industry, not crop farming.

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