Don't worry, they'll be just as hypocritical as any other virtue-signaling group. Bees make honey, honey bad. But they'll act like pollenators aren't needed for crops or something. Or ignore that beekeepers will take their hives out to farms to pollinate various crops, like avocado. Or that bees seem to, on some level, understand that they have a great deal going. They're not trapped in the hives; they could leave at anytime but don't. And their honey production is higher than that of wild bees. And they have a higher survival rate because the beekeeper ensures they're safe from predators, or from the elements, and from disease. Every beekeeper I've ever seen absolutely love their bees.

But the fun part, is not all vegans think like this. Because it's a "contentious" topic among them. For one, why does anyone care what anyone eats? Like, as long as it's not cannibalism, I don't give a shit. But vegans, from what I gather, will "rank" themselves to other vegans to see who's more vegan than the other. It really reminds me of the "church ladies". The type who judge you for not being churchy enough, who brag about how much church they go to, how much they "do for the church", a "higher than thou" mentality. Some vegans are closer to vegetarians, with just additional restrictions. So just like any group, it's not all... it's just a really loud minority that tries to speak for everyone.