@wolf @implyre i feel like most fruitarians, me included, are often too vegans what vegetarians are too carnists. The plants rights movement isnt a big thing, aside from carnists using it too "disprove" veganism, so many fruitarians are just people trying too quickly ease the guilt of harming plants as apposed too trying too stop society as a whole from harming plants [a lot of us would like too, i think, but for now ethical fruitarians are just vegans taking it just a little step further]

#vegan #fruitarian

@wolf @implyre hahahaha what hahaha this is funny but id say we ARE friends, since unlike veganism, fruitarianism is often impractical for lot of people [at least until society as a whole starts too pick it up and make plantain and breadfruit products as cruelty free alternatives]

The difference is: unlike fruitarians and vegans, vegetarians usually arent genuinely trying too do better for the planet or other lifeforms, even ethical vegetarians are usually just trying too quickly ease the guilt then make any real change, so there is a difference in that vegans and fruitarians are both a part of the movement too END animal slavery, rather then being a bistander like vegetarians, or taking part in it like carnists.

Though honestly i HAVE met exclusionary fruitarians before, so, maybe more fruitarians WOULD act that way if the fruitarian movement was a bigger thing...

#vegan #fruitarian #exclusion