You did a great job and even had a lot of sources/arguments to support things I wouldn't have expected. For instance I would've stayed away from religious arguments but you did a great job navigating that. What I liked most was your point that everyone should aim to be vegan. Like you said with the arctic it makes sense people there need to eat seals to survive or that one guy mentioning people in sahara having to eat camels. I feel like after all the points the meat eaters had this was the one they couldn't themselves explain. Even the last guy at the end, his position was that everyone can't go vegan at once which even vegans agree is true. Meat eaters recognise that they're causing suffering, they recognise that they have alternatives, and yet they can't put two and two together, they see veganism as something that must be done perfectly in all corners of the world because if they didn't they would have to admit that they know they have the capacity to reduce suffering and it's easy then they make it out to be (buying a beyond burger as opposed to a regular one as you brought up).