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Not pushing lifestyles is fine and dandy however some people's lifestyles are now significantly affecting others. So the standard isolation of individual rights is beginning to crack when it comes to carbon intensive lifestyle choices. I'm not suggesting you push veganism harder, I'm merely pointing this out. I'm not a vegan, I'm not even vegetarian. I do however eat very little meat and almost completely avoid beef.

Just a trivial point.

Veganism is a moral philosophy. Being mostly vegan is like being mostly abolitionist, but some slaves are okay. Being mostly feminist, except where your wife is concerned. Avoiding animal ag because you are concerned about the environment is not veganism, because it does not concern animal rights.

I didn't mention veganism because when you start talking about right and wrong, people get upset. I think that it should be enough that people don't consume animals because animals are intelligent creatures with real experiences that actually matter. But it isn't, and in fact talking about such things tends to entrench people in their existing habits, so I don't bother bringing up veganism.

Whatever your philosophy, it's great that you are thinking about your consumption of animals.