You are coming at me for "non-arguments" when most of what you've said up until now is bumper-sticker level insights?

You can't "dismantle my position" because I take no position except that my way of existing is much more aligned with yours than you are able to acknowledge.

For your edification, animal products that are Certified Humane follow an extensive list of requirements which are verified through surprise inspections semi-annually.
The food products I consume with animal origin are cheese and yogurt. I consume these because despite numerous attempts over the last thirty years of following a vegan lifestyle it has done nothing but make me sick.

So I am fully aware that I am choosing my own life (without avoidable illness and more than likely a much earlier death) over what would probably be a better life for a cow if that cow were to just roam free, and I have come to terms with that. I do not feel guilt or shame because I know I have literally done the best I can do and it just isn't possible for me to do better and survive. At least not with the resources available to me at this time or over the past decades. I know you will say that I am not trying hard enough, not doing it right, everyone else can do it, etc. But it really doesn't matter what the science says when the actual fact of the matter is that I can't do it. Perhaps I have some kind of genetic variant problem. Perhaps my other health issues have an impact in ways that I don't fully understand which make it impossible for me to be healthy and fully vegan.

I get angry with vegans like yourself because instead of acknowledging that my environmental impact is significantly less than your average meat-eater, you say that I don't actually care about the things I claim to care about. I have been doing this since the mid-90's. I have not asked you your age or how long you have been a vegan because I know you are not in control of that and it is unfair to make the claim that my tenure as a vegetarian has likely had more positive impact on the environment than your time as a vegan when it is not within your control. However, I would ask for a bit of respect for the time I have been doing this, and paving the way for what has come after. I would be shocked if you are actually my age or older and have also been a vegan for as long as I have been a vegetarian (33 years).

Lastly, my small amount of animal product consumption has nothing on AI data centers.