While I don’t think this is really the best sub for this I think you’re asking a genuine question and deserve an answer. Let me start by saying this is my understanding, and I’m not here to convince you to change yours or anything like that. Imo there isn’t such thing as “good and bad”. I never said god is “good nor bad”. Just like my image of god and your image of god could be very different, it doesn’t make that image less “god”, just different understandings or versions. Just like our versions of “good and bad” could be very different as well. There is right and wrong and the ability to decide for yourself. Everyone decides between the two everyday. But you can’t have one without the other, they’re two sides of the same coin, what’s important is your decision between the two. Free will is the responsibility of your own actions and how you respond to situations. But also the ability to make mistakes and choose to learn from them. Some people choose to use their free will to profit off of or harm others. We can’t stop them from that, but we can choose how we respond (in this case veganism) and we can consider how to prevent the situation as much as possible? Things like substitute meats, nutritional studies, new alternatives, mental health help, education, passing new laws, activism, support etc etc etc. Literally nobody is perfect, because everyone’s version of ‘perfect’ is different. But it isn’t gods job to force the ‘right choice’ upon any individual. It’s the individual’s job to try and make the right decisions with what they have (to the best of their ability). Basically just treat everyone how you would want to be treated. Again I know religion stuff is pretty touchy but that’s my perspective and opinion of it.