I run into more veganish people who aren't just dietary veganish. A few examples...
1. Has no dairy other than a Greek yogurt every few weeks or so. Uses animal friendly cosmetics, shampoo, cleaning products, etc., does not buy wool/leather. Greek yogurt does her in.
2. Lives/eats vegan except for cheese pizza once a month when out with friends...follows same guidelines for clothing, cosmetics, etc.
3. Another follows same basic principle but has an occasional piece of milk chocolate.
I can't crucify these people. I think they are amazing in what they are doing. So they can't use the vegan label, I get that. But they are different from a vegetarian who consumes dairy/eggs and products with these ingredients, regularly. The yogurt eating person will not consume other products with yogurt in them. I know, it's kind of weird.
I'm wondering if this belongs in the other thread but the whole veganish thing got me thinking.
1. Has no dairy other than a Greek yogurt every few weeks or so. Uses animal friendly cosmetics, shampoo, cleaning products, etc., does not buy wool/leather. Greek yogurt does her in.
2. Lives/eats vegan except for cheese pizza once a month when out with friends...follows same guidelines for clothing, cosmetics, etc.
3. Another follows same basic principle but has an occasional piece of milk chocolate.
I can't crucify these people. I think they are amazing in what they are doing. So they can't use the vegan label, I get that. But they are different from a vegetarian who consumes dairy/eggs and products with these ingredients, regularly. The yogurt eating person will not consume other products with yogurt in them. I know, it's kind of weird.
I'm wondering if this belongs in the other thread but the whole veganish thing got me thinking.
