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CMV: Vegans who purchase bean burritos from Taco Bell, or other vegan items from fast food restaurants, do more damage to animal welfare than people who purchase responsibly raised meats.

A large portion of vegans I’ve met, admit to eating fast food on a regular basis. Taco Bell bean burritos seem to be a popular choice, but there are vegan options at most fast food chains. I believe that giving money to restaurants who exclusively source factory farmed meat, does more damage than purchasing responsibly raised meat. 

There are animal welfare certifications that ensure the animals are treated well, and slaughtered humanely. I have visited many local farms that treat their animals with respect, and have beautiful pastures for them to roam. The cows eat fresh grass all day, and the pigs are fed whole vegetables grown on site. This is a stark contrast to the horrible conditions of animals raised on factory farms. Buying meat from these small farms, does more to support the ethical treatment of animals, than buying a salad from McDonald’s. 

Buying food from any chain that exclusively sources factory farmed meat, should be considered unethical to any vegan. It’s likely that their non meat choices will contribute more profit to these chains because of lower food cost. You vote with your wallet, and eating at Taco Bell is a vote for animal cruelty and unsustainable farming practice.
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There are people who's job it is to look at taco bells sales and calculate supply needs appropriate to their demands. If the demand for vegan alternatives increases, then they will produce more vegan foods. They wont see an increase of vegan purchases as a reason to up nonvegan production. All of these  business men just follow the money. Basic supply and demand principles in economics.