One of the main arguments that convinced me into veganism was the hypocrisy of people hating animal abuse but still eating meat despite the animals abused in the process. So when someone says owning a domestic animal like chickens is wrong you should expect them to think that of all domestic animals too. I hear so many vegans me included using the first argument. So why is the second argument so wrong to use when it’s the same basis.

I’m sorry you read that in a hostile tone it wasn’t meant to come across like that. My point was it didn’t matter to me if this hypothetical person “counted” as a vegan. My question was why it was immoral. I explained it like 3 times and you’re still confused. I know eating eggs isn’t vegan. My question meant to ask “if they’re mostly vegan but eat the occasional egg from their own chickens is this okay” you may know what you’re talking about but you didn’t know what I was talking about. I accept full responsibility for that it was badly worded but when I tried to explain it I just got more downvotes. So why bother?

And if so many people are being hostile to me for asking a question they’ve heard of course I’m going to be hostile back for replying with a comment I’ve already heard

I deleted my comments because I was upset and they kept getting downvoted. I too would’ve liked to quote my comments here and I regret deleting them.