You just know they'll never pay you what you're worth😒

It comes from pain and anger cuzz you have to understand that it's not so simple. Seek empathy first! Its best to focus on what we agree on first which is already an uphill battle.

You bring up a great point cuzz. Personally, I don't think anyone is ready for that conversation yet. We know too little about ourselves and havent adapted yet.

-That the meat, dairy and egg industry is filthy and unsustainable for everyone. I would encourage you to research and understand our history better when speaking to us if your goal is to raise awarness on animal cruelty.

Mostly vegetables, fruit, and legumes and would only have meat in the winter or during low food supplies. If this is true, consider that colonizers have taken this idea or traditional way away from us rendering us unable to know the truth. One thing Indigenous people and vegans can agree on: is -

I, personally, would be interested in having a conversation about this and open to your reasoning as I haven't settled on my own. For example, I have considered giving up on factory meat, eggs and dairy and only have traditional food. I have heard from other Indigenous people that we subsisted on -

Be sure to keep that energy for colonizers because they created slaughterhouses and the animal product industry. Indigenous people were forced to survive off raw meat (Inuit) and made to starve when we couldn't even have that, so we resorted to filling our bellies with water and flour (bannock).