Comments by "Janie Swanson" (@janieswanson2549) on "What A Beginner, Intermediate, And Experienced Vegan Eat In A Day" video.

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  101.  @educational-101  There you go being wrong again. Using opinions instead of facts. Veganism is a doctrine. This is easily proven. "Veganism is the doctrine that man should live without exploiting animals." - Leslie Cross Inventor of the Veganism Doctrine. Doctrine - a belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a Church, political party, or other group. A belief does not magically become a person because of your opinion. Vegan (noun) - a person that does not eat or use animal products. This is the formal and official definition of vegan in the Oxford Dictionary. I know....you're thinking b-b-but definitions "something something irrelevant something." That definition was lobbied by the Vegan Society's founding members to be the OFFICIAL definition. So much for your doctrine magically replacing a definition because of an opinion. Do you call yourself a veganism? No? Does anyone call themselves a veganism? No? Maybe that's because vegan and veganism are different words that mean different things. You do know veganism is a doctrine now and not the definition of the different word "vegan." You also now know that animal products are used in making electronics. (a simple search can tell you this) Is it possible and practicable to not argue with people more knowledgable than you on the internet? Yes. It is. So that means that you don't even adhere to the veganism doctrine. (still isn't the definition of vegan) So you're provably not vegan. You provably don't follow the veganism doctrine. So now what? Another justification? Now that you have been thoroughly debunked you may now proceed with your next irrelevant justification for using animal products when you don't have to.
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  141.  @katjaleidel8723  So your source is a biased source that has nothing to do with the origins or actual usage? Cool. Anyone can do that. I however used the actual definitions and the actual doctrine from the literal creators. Vegan (noun) is a word that describes a person. Vegan (noun) - a person who does not eat or use animal products. This is the definition that the Vegan Society petitioned Oxford University for placement in their reference. Every living person on the planet currently eats and/or uses animal products. Veganism is a doctrine that describes a lifestyle. "The word veganism shall mean the doctrine that man should live without exploiting animals." - Leslie Cross founding member of the vegan society and author of "Veganism Defined." This is the doctrine that they later made to describe a life style of avoiding animal products when possible and practicable. There is no one that actually does this because convenience is always more important than possible and practicable. "Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of and cruelty to animals for food, clothing and any other purpose." Notice the definition of veganism does not include the word "person" or "vegan" in any form? "way of living" = lifestyle "exclude, as far as is possible and practicable" - This includes convenience, hobbies, and fun. "all forms" - Does "all forms" mean "all forms" in your country? Maybe it just means "everything except what is inconvenient for me to stop using for the fun stuff." "any other purpose" - smart phones, routers, computers, servers, refrigerators, microwaves, asphalt roads, carpet, drywall, televisions, etc etc.....and millions more items long. Anything else or just more inane babble?
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  165.  GatorBane  "Your definition of vegan is not the one true definition." Sure it is. It is the definition created by the Vegan Society. "Most people who identify as vegan mean that they limit their consumption of animal products, especially food." What they mean and what is fact are not the same thing. "That doesn’t mean they’re lying, it doesn’t mean they’re a hypocrite, and it doesn’t mean they’re not vegan." Sure it does. If you claim to be vegan while using products made with the same dead animals that people eat then you're a liar. If you push your morals and beliefs on people while using products made with the same dead animals you're a hypocrite. If you eat or use animal products you're not vegan by definition. "They just have a different understanding than you do of what it means to be vegan, and according to their own understanding, they are vegan." They enjoy virtue signaling and lying. "By the way, many people do try to limit their consumption of electronics, etc. as well." Okay? "Your logic seems to be: if you can’t live 100% ethically all the time in every way, then you shouldn’t even try to live ethically at all." That's your logic. I never said anything like that. My logic is: Stop claiming to be things you're not. "That same logic could easily be used to justify violence toward humans." Cool story....still your logic. "Shouldn’t we all just work to limit violence toward humans, limit violence toward other animals, limit environmental destruction, etc.?" I see no problem with this? What does that have to do with lying about being vegan? Do you honestly think you have to lie and be a hypocrite to do those things? "Of course we can’t be 100% perfect, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try." Still has nothing to do with being a liar and a hypocrite. Are you saying the only way to reduce suffering is by lying about what you are and practicing blatant hypocrisy? Are you okay?
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