Atheist vegans?

[Napoléon]

You assume that I'm the first to have such logic.

Uh, nope. Don't see how that has any bearing on it being hypocritical or not.

But I see it from meat-eaters all the time (eg. "I wish I could be vegetarian but it's too hard and meat tastes so good!").

I'm not one of those. I actually haven't seen many meat eaters say they wish they were vegetarians.

In fact, I'm seeing it now with the whole chikfila thing (as in "I don't like what they stand for, but I'm not gonna stop eating there").

But there is a difference between caring so much that morals actually influence what you eat, and saying they do but still eating the same shit you think is unethical.

That's all I'm saying.

The point is, unlike a lot of people, I'm actually trying to do what I believe is right.

But not to the extent that you are actually doing what you believe is right? Correct me if I'm wrong.

People who are vegetarians on moral grounds, but don't seem to have the stomach to be full vegans, just seem to be contradicting why they say they don't eat meat IMO.

It's like, "Oh I don't eat meat because it's wrong, but I'll still eat the chicken fetus's because they're just too damn good to give up".

At least that's the impression I get.