Excuses - Part 2 - VeganPRO

Which of the following non-vegan excuses demonstrate the ‘whataboutism’ we discussed in our lesson?

What about human rights? Isn't that more important?

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What about milk produced in local farms?

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What about the bees that die for the production of your almond milk?

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What about all the Indigenous people whose lives depend on eating animals?

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What about our B-12?

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Someone told you:
“If you vegans care about the planet, why are you flying on airplanes that pollute the planet?”

Do you think they are using “whataboutism”?

For sure! That's a classic case of 'Whataboutism.'

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No, 'whataboutism' always has to start with 'What about'.

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No. This argument reflects a misunderstanding of veganism, which focuses on reducing animal suffering

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Arrange the responses in the correct order for addressing the excuse:

“If you vegans care about the planet, why are you flying on airplanes that pollute it?”

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Based on what we’ve covered, how would you reply to the following excuse:

“What about plants? They feel pain too!”

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Based on what we’ve covered, how would you reply to the following excuse:

“What about all the soy for your soy milk that destroys the rainforests?”

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Excuses – Part 2