26 - Spiritual but Completely Non-Religious 
- Unapologetic Vegan 
- Martial Artist 
- Climber 
- Anime/Manga Fan
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I usually do not do this, but I feel like this is appropriate to post since this person is claiming to be a vegan even though she admitted to buying non-vegan ice cream for someone else, defended what she did when I spoke with her privately (hoping that would make her less likelypic.twitter.com/uBOSo6qR4m
to be defensive, though I should not have had to worry about that) about it even though I was respectful, and blocked me rather than admitting I was right and that she should not have bought the non-vegan ice cream for that child. To my vegan followers, I know at least those of
you who she is following should be able to send her a private message here. Just in case that is not possible, one of my screenshots shows her Instagram account. I do not want her to be attacked. I just want her to see she was wrong, which I hope enough vegans talking with her
will accomplish. Please let me know if that happens.
You can get over my post. She claims to be a vegan and valued the feelings of a child over the lives of non-human animals. She basically did mean harm by doing that, so I am in the right.
Only to non-vegans, meaning your post here is the garbage one.
Not a fan of this approach or mindset, Anthony. This isn’t good work.
The approach and mindset is right, and it is good work. I do not care how many see that or not.
So just because you’re vegan means you can’t make a kids day? One ice cream cone isn’t gonna make the world spontaneously combust. Get a grip Anthony.
We can make their day *without* harming or killing non-human babies. Get a grip yourself, David.
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