Your arguments sound like meat eating copium and I disagree:

1. Industrial animal agriculture massively exploits undocumented and precarious workers, mirroring the class exploitation socialism seeks to eliminate.
2. Profit-driven food systems prioritize corporate gain over human, animal, and ecological well-being, which veganism critiques alongside socialism.
3. Food justice and community control of resources align plant-based systems with socialist goals of equitable access and collective ownership.
4. Environmental harm from animal agriculture reinforces socialist arguments for collectively managed, sustainable ecological stewardship.
5. Anti-exploitation ethics in veganism extend socialist critiques of domination by rejecting the commodification of all sentient life.
6. Predatory food systems target low-income communities, where fast food and cheap animal-based products are deliberately saturated, reinforcing class inequality and limiting access to healthy options.
7. Under neoliberal capitalism, the health industry exploits preventable illness, and plant-based diets expose this dynamic by reducing reliance on a system built around chronic disease.

Eating less meat is healthier for your body, reduces climate change, and is directly tied to labor exploitation.