It always matters for the victims.

What I know is that many leading voices of the left, including MeidasTouch, Robert Reich, and Judd Legum are regularly publishing on Substack. I'm not trying to justify Nazi content at all - but isn't there, to some degree, Nazi content on every major platform? (e.g., YouTube, TikTok, Insta, etc.)

The allegations against Substack may be valid - but I think they shouldn't lead us to dismiss content that's crucial for the Anti-Trump resistance movement.

Data sources & context: https://open.substack.com/...

What I know is that many leading voices of the left, including MeidasTouch, Robert Reich, and Judd Legum are regularly publishing on Substack. I’m not trying to justify Nazi content at all - but isn’t there, to some degree, Nazi content on every major platform? (e.g., YouTube, TikTok, Insta, etc.)

The allegations against Substack may be valid - but I think they shouldn’t lead us to dismiss content that’s crucial for the vegan movement.

Glad you find it useful. If not in real life, you will probably encounter anti-vegans online at some point :)

Hi, thanks for the reminder! Just posted the source link in the comments.

Data sources & context: https://open.substack.com/...

No, vegans don't need this information. People who think they have a health argument against veganism need it.

From the article:

Note: While dogs are biologically omnivores and can adapt to plant-based diets more easily, cats require extra care. Any dietary changes for cats should be supervised by a vet – ideally one experienced in balanced plant-based nutrition. If a vet rejects the idea of transitioning to a plant-based diet, it’s important to know that experts and pet food associations confirm that cats can thrive and tend to be healthier on such diets.