A sometimes militant type of vegan who isn't content to merely live with a vegan lifestyle and feels a moral compulsion to enforce his/her own ideals on other people. Problems arise because the vegan lifestyle is arbitrarily determined by a
personal choice balancing prevention of harm to animals and convenience, and any attempts to force other people to conform results in absurd amounts of hypocrisy. (Animals are harmed in far more ways than just being used as food, and anyone who abstains from a diet involving meat products still
necessarily causes harm to animals in some way, unless they are completely self-sufficient and don't use
electricity or gasoline which both cause pollution when produced, grow their own food so animals aren't killed by combine harvesters, don't live in a house which uses matarials gained from deforestation, etc.)
A nazivegan claims it's okay to hurt animals only as much as he or she does.
That nazivegan was enraged that I ordered a
turkey sandwich, yet he eats commercially-grown plants which result in the death of field animals during harvest.
Who is he to
draw the line for not only himself, but me?
