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ughhhhh. I dont like commenting on youtube however I just feel the need to say that this comment is just so stupid. Its comments like this that make it harder to be vege. This RU-vid channel has promoted vegan recipes for years, she has made veganism look delicious, interesting and easy, sold vegan desserts, adapted recipes, made actual cookbooks and helped save the environment and so many animals lives!! But despite this eating a single egg takes that away? It is hard to be completely vegan and there are so many factors that contribute to this including health, socioeconomic status, family relationshships etc (not that i know the reason in this video but I just mean in general). So instead of pointing out your 'un-enjoyment' why not just appreciate the other totally vegan recipes. Why does veganism have to be so strict and make you feel shameful if you don't want to stick to it 100%. Just eating less animal products has a substantial impact on the environment and the animals. Don't take this personally. Honestly just a rant because it confuses me how culty veganism can get.

@@L32067 If that’s your prerogative that’s fine. I don’t see a reason for you to get triggered because all I did was share my disappointment as this came from someone I in fact admire for the exact reasons you stated. Hence why it was harder to see her do. I also did mention how everything else looked delicious so this wasn’t meant to be “cruel” or “shameful” for the sake of it. But I have to say I disagree with the points you bring forward. Many of which were straw man arguments as I never said eating this egg takes away all the good she’s done. What I’m saying is as vegans we need to have a solid message that normalizing animal exploitation is not ok in any form. Otherwise the message gets lost. There are perhaps some unique circumstances of people living in remote areas of the world or in counties with extreme poverty where food is a matter of survival. But I am speaking to people living in the developed would with access to supermarkets and everything the modern world had to offer. Yes there are still going to be some circumstances that make it harder than it is for other, but nothing to excuse exploiting animals. Everyone can in fact be vegan despite the examples you gave. Veganism isn’t about being “strict”, that’s the wrong way of looking at it. Rather, it’s about saying no to looking at animals as things to exploit. And there is no room to do it sometimes. In the end using animals for our gain is unjust. And I’m sure I wouldn’t catch you saying we shouldn’t be expected to 100% abstain from any other forms of injustice, would you? I can think of many where you would be horrified by me even using as examples. The thing is we live in a world where consuming animals in all forms is so normalized that even some vegans are numb to how bad of a moral issue it actually is. In the end if you don’t agree with what I’m trying to say, then that’s totally fine. But that’s no reason to get defensive. Hope that helps you understand where I’m coming from.