McDonald's customer vows to go vegan after finding 'pig nipple' in his bacon sandwich. I'm not gonna roast McDonald's too much since they're finally launching the McPlant burger in the US. In this video, I'm going to talk about our relationship with food and animals in the modern days, which also happens to answer this common question: if vegans don't want to eat animals, then why do they try to make plant based foods look, smell, and taste like animals? or what's the point of fake meat, plantbased meat alternatives, vegan burgers, etc.?

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