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<blockquote data-quote="JenniferW" data-source="post: 1205731" data-attributes="member: 191472"><p>Hope this isn't seen as nit-picking, but I don't honestly think that if you east ANY meat or cheese you can kid yourself your diet is <em>any </em>percentage of vegan. Vegan means vegan. Vegetarian means vegetarian. I had periods of my life when I was one, and other periods when I was the other. Now, I eat some of all everything but overall, those periods have had a permanent influence on the types of foods I prefer. But it doesn't help the vegans and vegetarians of this world at all if you stretch the meaning of those words to cover people who eat meat and cheese. I think it's a sort of disrespecting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JenniferW, post: 1205731, member: 191472"] Hope this isn't seen as nit-picking, but I don't honestly think that if you east ANY meat or cheese you can kid yourself your diet is [I]any [/I]percentage of vegan. Vegan means vegan. Vegetarian means vegetarian. I had periods of my life when I was one, and other periods when I was the other. Now, I eat some of all everything but overall, those periods have had a permanent influence on the types of foods I prefer. But it doesn't help the vegans and vegetarians of this world at all if you stretch the meaning of those words to cover people who eat meat and cheese. I think it's a sort of disrespecting. [/QUOTE]
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