u/i-know-that

I agree with the philosophy of veganism but I'm not vegan mostly because of inconvenience and social exclusion.

But I would absolutely vote for leaders or sign a petition for banning of animal products, making vegan substitutes of non-vegan foods widely available and subsidizing essential plant foods.

I know I might get ridiculed or perceived as paying lip service for even asking this question as a non-vegan, but do you think it's possible? If I'm not mistaken, animal slaughter is banned in Bhutan, even though meat is not.

I know drinking water helps your body regulate its temperature and cool you down through sweating but does drinking cold beverages have any effect at all?

And if it can, how impactful is it? Does drinking just a glass of iced water have negligible effects?

Some non-vegans have been educated about veganism and exposed to the cruelty of animal agriculture but are still not vegan because they don't want to or are too lazy to do it. They might or might not agree with veganism.

Do you think they're too brainwashed, selfish or what?

I learned that "if I were you" is pretty normal in most dialects, but not "if (noun e.g. the world, the cat, etc) were..." where people tend to say "was".

As a native speaker, does "if (singular noun) were..." ever sound wrong to you personally? How would speakers of some dialects like AAVE, Hiberno English, etc say this?

I'm not sure if this is against any of this sub's rules. If so, please suggest an appropriate sub for this question and feel free to take this post down.

I'm aware that it is extremely difficult for foreigners to get Malaysian citizenship or even PR. I'm just wondering if it's easy or easier for Indonesians to get citizenship.

>Itu sahaja perkara yang perlu anda uruskan.

I often forget which is which, and that includes meanings, pronunciations and spellings. If I don't confuse the pronunciations, I might still forget the spellings because somehow the difference is the "s", not the "e" where the pronunciations are different.