I think that's misunderstanding the goals of those who advocate for it. Animal rights is the movement. Veganism is advocated as a means to achieve that end by stopping the support of the harm within animal agriculture & factory farming
Note: the original article was about people doing sticky notes. It's pretty easy to clean those up without issue
Do most/many social movements not do the all three at the same time? For instance, demanding that voting rights acts should be passed while simultaneously trying to nudge people and politicians to support it
Not OP, but setting aside animal rights for a moment, the rational given here is effectively an argument against all social movements
Saying that one should not ever push or nuge someone towards what you think is right regardless of how well argued or how much of a point that you have
Not OP, but that's not exactly accurate. The article itself is much less dramatic than the headline. The article acknowledges how trump's policies would absolutely be worse
Mainly talks about implicit support of factory farming in campaign stops and the like. But also notes that it's not limited to Walz and far worse on the Republican side
Kind of wish they just ran with a different headline on this
Be the change you want to see! Find people around you to join in on something like that
There's also some stickers about project 2025 on Harris's campaign store if that interests others here
There are still some other things that can be done federally to help. If they change the size of the house (determined by legislation not constitution), it also changes electoral votes for states. Electoral votes are based on house + senate seats per state
On its own that makes the electoral college much closer to representing the population of each state
I would also presume it likely would also make the popular vote compact way closer or cross the needed majority of electoral votes. Though I haven't done or seen any analysis on that directly so not 100% sure because the ways seats are appropriated can be funky and non-linear
Yet it's "too late to do a debate" according to trump...
? Walz has gotten tons of progressive policies through with a single seat majority in his state
Gauranteed paid family and medical leave, universal free lunches, passed protections for trans people, put over a billion into affordable housing development, taxes corporations more, expanded union protections, and more
Not only that, but
He was a faculity advisor of a gay-straight alliance in the 90s when that was not very socially acceptable at all
He's got a strong pro-union background
He has not acted like a republican
When I first saw it, I thought it was in suport of him until I realized who was posting it
Same thing for "all lives matter" where I thought it was someone agreeing with black lives matter the first time I heard it. Didn't realize someone could get so close to the point and miss it there
Given the stark polling, I'd imagine most of the unsure people likely just haven't heard of Project 2025 / don't know what's in it