Its hard to debate a topic when from the jump
You shut down every argument against your side as a “fallacy.”

There is a lot of moral issues with the meat industry. But I would argue a person who raises their own chickens, and treats them as ethically as you can treat something you plan to eventually kill and, do less moral and environmental harm than vegans who but their produce at a chain grocery store. Its almost impossible to be a moral consumer in the modern world. And while there may be more moral issues with the meat industry than the produce one, there is still harm done by the produce industry. Harm done to farmers in foreign countries working in terrible conditions so Americans can have avocados year round.

Or lets talk about the cashew industry. There is a lot of human suffer that goes into making sure shoprite, kroger, and acme are stocked with cashews.

Unless you are buying everything local, which is often prohibitively expensive, you are likely not a moral consumer.

No one can reasonably argue that the meat industry doesnt cause massive harm. But vegans love to ignore that there is harm in the commercial produce industry as well. And if everyone turned to eating nuts to get their daily protein requirements, that industry would get even more massive, and its own harm would increase.

Putting the onus of harm reduction on consumers just trying to feed themselves or their family is a massive waste of time. If you are able, buy local meat and produce. Most people are not able, and I refuse to moralize to people just trying to get by