Look, I think we can all agree that our current food system has problems. Factory farming is brutal, and nobody should be okay with that. But here's where I gotta push back on the vegan argument. Humans evolved as omnivores. That's not a controversial statement - it's backed by our digestive physiology and our history. We have canine teeth for a reason, and our brains literally grew larger because we started eating meat. B12 is a perfect example - it's naturally found in animal products, and vegans have to supplement. That's not a small thing. I'm not saying eat factory-farmed meat every meal. But well-sourced, grass-fed meat from regenerative farms? That's actually better for the environment than monocrop agriculture. You can't grow quinoa in most of the world's grasslands, but you can graze cattle there. So yeah, let's fix the bad stuff in our food system. But pretending humans aren't designed to eat meat? That's ignoring basic biology.