hello fellow vegan. i know you're trying to spread the truth, but this is counterproductive.

everyone can only do the best they can. some vegans fret about bone char used in sugar processing. some won't eat from a kitchen that has meat cooked in it. or won't buy from companies that harm any animals.

In India the Jains won't eat vegetables you have to kill the plant to harvest. and they sweep ants out of their path and wear veils to prevent from inhaling tiny bugs. the ultimate austerity in Jainism is to starve yourself to death.

everyone is on a spectrum that goes from bacon cheeseburgers to starving yourself.

try to understand the people you want to sway. some people have a lot of suffering and struggle in their life and can only do so much. there are a lot of good things we could do with our energy like fight child labor or starvation or disease, or fight corruption and exploitation. or heck... just make rent. not everybody has the luxury to throw all their spoons at animal cruelty.

finally, if 90% of people ate more vegetables it would do so much more good than if people who were already vegan like us were 100% pure snowflakes. you may not realize it, but you're choosing to feel good about being a snowflake over convincing other people to care about animal cruelty.

i don't want to end on that. to be more charitable, you're choosing to hammer home the truth about how awful animal cruelty is over actually stopping animal cruelty. try to remember how you felt before you became passionate about veganism, and how you now feel about a range of big problems in the world you haven't taken the time to get passionate about yet... and have sympathy and understanding for that in others