Veganism Is Not A "sacrifice."

Not Only Are The Philosophies Of Animal Rights And Animal Welfare Separated By Irreconcilable Differences... The Enactment Of Animal Welfare Measures Actually Impedes The Achievement Of Animal Rights... Welfare Reforms, By Their Very Nature, Can Only Serve To Retard The Pace At Which Animal Rights Goals Are Achieved.

Veganism Is An Act Of Nonviolent Defiance. It Is Our Statement That We Reject The Notion That Animals Are Things And That We Regard Sentient Nonhumans As Moral Persons With The Fundamental Moral Right Not To Be Treated As The Property Or Resources Of Humans.

Veganism Is The Application Of The Principle Of Abolition In Your Own Life; It Represents Your Recognition That Animals Are Not Things. Veganism Is The Recognition Of The Moral Personhood Of Nonhuman Animals.

Veganism Is About Nonviolence: Nonviolence To Other Sentient Beings; Nonviolence To Yourself; Nonviolence To The Earth.

Being Vegan Is Easy. Are There Social Pressures That Encourage You To Continue To Eat, Wear, And Use Animal Products? Of Course There Are. But In A Patriarchal, Racist, Homophobic, And Ableist Society, There Are Social Pressures To Participate And Engage In Sexism, Racism, Homophobia, And Ableism. At Some Point, You Have To Decide Who You Are And What Matters Morally To You. And Once You Decide That You Regard Victimizing Vulnerable Nonhumans Is Not Morally Acceptable, It Is Easy To Go And Stay Vegan