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 ====== Veganism ======
 **Veganism** is the practice of refusing to buy, eat, sell, or consume **animal products**. Almost always practitioners of veganism do so because they have moral objections to the treatment of animals by humans.
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 If you are interested in becoming a vegan, check out the [[how_to_become_vegan|guide]].
-== Arguments used by vegans ==
+==== Arguments used by vegans ====
   * Animals have a consciousness just as people do, it is unfair to subject them to pain for our pleasure.
   * Many farms neglect animals, making their last days hell before they kill them. If we have decided that concentration camps are unethical, why is this different?
   * Anti-vegans only defend meat because they can't bear to lose foods they grew up eating.
-=== Vegan-curious ===
+===== Vegan-curious =====
 **Vegan-curious** people are people who believe that consuming animal products is fundamentally unethical, but cannot become vegan for one reason or another. Usually this is due to a lack of commitment or care, but it can also be for logistical reasons. Vegans are generally friendly to vegan-curious people, but anti-vegans deny this.
-=== Anti-veganism ===
+===== Anti-veganism =====
 **Anti-veganism** is a counter to veganism. Rejection of veganism doesn't make a person an anti-vegan, but opposition to its moral grounding does. Anti-vegans believe that humans are justified in their consumption of animal products. Usually, to discredit vegans, they typecast them as hippies, weirdos, crazy, transhumanist, soft, immature, and obsessive.
-== Arguments used by Anti-vegans ==
+==== Arguments used by Anti-vegans ====
   * Animals deserve to live less than humans do, because they are not creative.
   * Our ancestors ate animals.