Honestly,I couldn`t care less if someone is a vegetarian or vegan but why do they have to be do damned smug and obnoxious about it to everyone?
The smug and obnoxiousness aren't the worst of vegans. The worst of them are the ones who want to impose their views on normal people - by releasing minks from mink farms (resulting in the minks becoming predator food), burn down veterinary medicine labs at universities, and try to shut down livestock/poultry farms (and yes, vegans and "animal rights" have done each of those things!).
Back last century I was a regular on a homeschooling discussion forum that was part of a larger vegan forum/site. Most of those posting on the homeschooling discussion forum were normal people, but the hosts and a few of their fans on the forum were nutso. And the unpublished list of things that could not be mentioned was crazy (among the
things-that-must-not-be-mentioned were meat, leather, milk/butter/cheese/eggs, honey, restaurants known for having meat on their menus, agricultural charities such as Heifer International ...). Seriously! A homeschooling Mom would get dumped on by the Mods if she dared mentioned having eaten at
M or
BK after a field trip or park day. And if that homeschooling Mom was new to the forum? Too damn bad! I just took a look at the place. It used to be the highest post volume homeschool discussion site on the 'net. The (formerly) 4 busiest sub-forums have all of 5 posts in 2016, 4 of them spam posts. Between the nastiness of the place, an arbitrary Mod or two, and their home-brew forum SW having been
Hacked to Valhalla a couple of times it's a pathetic ghost-town. By way of contrast, what used to be the second busiest homeschooling discussion form, HomeschoolChristian.com has 17 posts in 2016 in just their "Support & Advice" sub-forum (and despite not having posted there in years, I was able to login - the forum hasn't been
Hacked to Valhalla).
Sorry for the long-winded digression, but my point is that vegans' nastinesses have real-world, unpleasant, consequences.