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As a vegan of only 5 months, I have often wondered about this question and know there will be views both ways, but wondered what the general consensus was:
You have the option of buying a vegan product from a veg*n company, but the company is a subsidiarity of a larger corporation that does animal testing. Do you consider it to be.........
A) A good purchase as you are creating a demand for a vegan product, thus hopefully showing that company there is more demand for vegan produce.
B) You would never purchase it as you are still indirectly supporting a corporation that practices animal cruelty, so it is not vegan at all
For the record, my head says A but my heart says B, so consequently I have followed my heart to now. I also believe there is no right or wrong answer to this question, just each to their own's belief.
You have the option of buying a vegan product from a veg*n company, but the company is a subsidiarity of a larger corporation that does animal testing. Do you consider it to be.........
A) A good purchase as you are creating a demand for a vegan product, thus hopefully showing that company there is more demand for vegan produce.
B) You would never purchase it as you are still indirectly supporting a corporation that practices animal cruelty, so it is not vegan at all
For the record, my head says A but my heart says B, so consequently I have followed my heart to now. I also believe there is no right or wrong answer to this question, just each to their own's belief.