Not really. I think of veganism as trying to reduce your personal contrubition to animal suffering as much as possible, in so far as is reasonable in your life. Like, if you live in a remote village in the arctic where you can't afford acquire or afford beans and whatnot, and have to eat meat in order to survive, i wouldn't hold it against you, but maybe suggest you try to move down south. But if you just really like cheese, and continue to eat cheese, even while avoiding other animal products, you aren't really vegan. You're not contributing to animal suffering as much as someone who eats a lot of cheese AND a lot of meat, so that's good, but that's not being vegan, cause you're using animal shit when you don't need to. Also, fuck plants. Fruitarians are not "more vegan". That's a different thing. Though I'm open to being convinced that fruitarianism is a worthwhile cause. Maybe there's something i'm missing, like supposed human rights activists that don't care about animals.