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cubeazour

The way veganism is seen needs to be changed.

I don't blame the general public for not really understanding what veganism truly means. Primarily because they associate veganism with the other "western propaganda" , so before i say what I'm about to say, no offense to any of the people mentioned. As of now veganism is being perceived along with people who are:

  1. Supporters of LGBT

  2. Karens

  3. Not that common but still important( porn starts/OF creators)

  4. Raw Vegans who only eat fruits/vegetables

In most countries/ society, people don't agree the perspectives of these people, and when something important (such as veganism) is being conveyed by these people, general public usually think "why should I even listen to someone like you". And even in social media platforms like youtube, instagram, tiktoks, most of the recommend videos about veganism is probably a girl wearing nothing but body paint (no offense to them again) promoting veganism in front of a kfc or mcdonalds outlet, and getting ridiculed by 15 year olds. So people subconsciously associate veganism being inherently bad. Wheather thinking it is absolutely ridiculous or its unhealthy. So we need more people who promote veganism without yelling "meat is murder". Though it is true, when people are getting yelled, they immediately get mad and wont listen to what we say. Instead we should try to get this mainstream by bringing in more facts and being diplomatic instead of these vague inculcation of this agenda. Also using dietary reason saying a "vegan diet" is "healthier' isnt necessarily true. It doesn't make any significant difference in your health (given than they eat healthy in a non vegan diet). When these perspectives are changed, veganism can become something serious instead of being an "internet meme"

Posted Jun 10, 2026, 4:29 PM UTC

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