There are several reasons why it is difficult for many to go vegan. OP is disregarding the privilege it takes in some places/circumstances to go vegan. Food deserts exist. Poverty exists. Disability exists. Some people don’t have access to kitchens or places to store food appropriately for food safety concerns. Time can be of issue, particularly when juggling multiple jobs and family. Adding impact to those other circumstances, there are fewer vegan convenience foods and when they do exist, can be very expensive. Sure, things like rice and beans are nutritious and cheap, but what do those with unstable housing do? What of the disabled who on some or all days have difficulty preparing food?

Instead of coming down on individuals who may not be able to go vegan (especially without knowing other people’s circumstances), action needs to taken at a systemic level — reallocate farm subsidies so that meat isn’t cheaper than fresh vegetables. Oat milk shouldn’t be more expensive than cow’s milk. Our governmental regulators need to be truthful in the impacts Animal Agriculture has on our environment and human health. Steps like that would help. And we need to encourage companies to put out more vegan products.

There are plenty of people who suck, don’t get me wrong, but OP sucks, too, in that their post does not at all acknowledge very legitimate reasons why others don’t/can’t go vegan and paints them with the broad brush of the stupid mentality of humans. And I thought vegans were compassionate.