To respond to your unwelcome intrusion on our convo elsewhere, yes the liberation pledge is dogmatic. If you feel there is some question to the certainty of the authority of inalienable truth to veganism, you could always flicker off to animal abuse land, with your animal abuse friends and dine at your animal abuse businesses that you like to review and finance such as this one with the smell of animal death in the air and the sight of their murdered tortured bodies on your fellow patron's lips. If that doesn't ruin your appetite, you're either a psycho or a fake vegan. Would you dine in the presence of cannibals eating your family? When I mentioned kindness, I was certain that it would be construed to represent kindness to animals, not their victimizers. If it was my child you were sitting with company who was feasting on their corpse, I'd be hard pressed to contain my rage and at the very least my embarrassment for being unwilling to fight to prevent it from happening or having the courage and conviction to refuse to join someone in this act. The animals are the ones who deserve kindness from humans terrorizing them and the more action against this activity, including boycott of the businesses that profit from it, the better. As for isolating, just look at how many vegan restaurants there are in this database, every single one has vegans to socialize with and they need the support of vegans and if you think I miss being in the company of blood mouths think again, they make me sick and the only interaction with them I wish to have is active outreach conversations about abandoning the practice of violence for taste pleasure. Have a good night. 😮‍💨🤪😘