We should present veganism as commendable, and offsetting as a legitimate stopping point for individual supporters.
I’m geared towards pragmatism, so my vote leans this way. I voted this way becuase I see this as valid for the same general reason I believe supporting flexitarianism / reducitarianism instead of only veganism—it can help lower the (perceived) barriers to trying to do more ‘good’ for farmed animals… and maybe it’ll nudge people to also try veganism / reducitarianism / flexitarianism.
I’m geared towards pragmatism, so my vote leans this way. I voted this way becuase I see this as valid for the same general reason I believe supporting flexitarianism / reducitarianism instead of only veganism—it can help lower the (perceived) barriers to trying to do more ‘good’ for farmed animals… and maybe it’ll nudge people to also try veganism / reducitarianism / flexitarianism.