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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: Being vegan or vegetarian has no real impact on the meat and dairy industry, therefore being meaningless

Everyone has heard of the terrible conditions cows, chickens and pigs go through in slaughterhouses (Watchmen *Okja* on Netflix to know a bit more), and movements pro-veganism and what not.

While I agree that meat production in an industrial scale is an awful thing, some people not eating animal products wouldn't change a thing. Corporations don't go meatless options because they care about the animals, it's because some people are willing to buy It. 

And for every vegan, there are 10 more people who eat meat normally. If a couple of people don't buy beef out of a whole city It won't really matter.

I'm not sure the text was able to trully express my idea, english is not my first language.
gpt
A. the numbers are increasing.  It's a steady battle.

B. Personal morals

You also have to note that the meat industry, especially the cattle industry, *relies* on government subsidies.  It's not naturally a booming business.  There are many angles to it.  People against it often also take political action.  They raise awareness to the conditions.  etc.  It's not fair to define vegans as people who simply refuse to eat meat.  Many are activists or at least talk about it to people.