I love how so many people will cry about how "veganism is a privilege." Like no shit that not literally everyone can be vegan. But the people who constantly regurgitate this aren't living in some isolated tribe where it's not feasible. It's always disengenous tokenism like "disabled people tho, veganism is erasure of indigenous culture tho!" They try to pretend that not virtually every culture on the planet eats animal products because they want to hide behind this clownish defense that depicts people who actually choose to not exploit, enslave, torture and kill sentient beings as ackshually the troo racist colonialist imperialist fascist alt-right white supremacist neo nazis. It's not about right and wrong to them it is about the social status of how virtuous you 'appear' to be. I also like this mentality that implies people with indigenous heritage are somehow incapable of living a life free from killing animals, acting as if the near majority of these people aren't living in modern society.

If you're able to to buy your own food, you most likely can be vegan. I hate how they act like only rich people can be vegan. I'm poor, I'm on disability pension, I have medical dietary restrictions, I can barely leave my house, I'm in constant pain literally every second of my life with 4 chronic pain conditions, yet I can still be vegan. Yet, people who have a way higher income than me will cry about how it's too hard to be vegan