I haven't eaten meat in years, I am a vegetarian, or more strictly, I'm a vegan
That's cool. What made you go vegan?  
Meat is digusting, and causes many health problems.  I am a dietary vegan because I don't eat any animal products at all, including eggs and dairy.
So, if I eat no meat but I eat lots of fish...I am a vegan and I didn't know it?  What health problems?
No, as a vegan you wouldn't have any animal products whatsoever, but that is only if you care about your health.  Meat increases rates of cancer, diabetes, skin problems, and organ issues.
Wow, I didn't know that.  Is there some kind of science to back it up?  It would be hard for me to give up fish.  I don't think there are many vegans in the US, are there?  You might want to live in another country or maybe I'm wrong.
Vegetarianism by country
Vegetarianism by country is the comparison of vegetarian and vegan dietary practices among countries. It identifies food standards, laws, and general cultural attitudes of vegetarian diets. Some countries have strong cultural or religious traditions that promote vegetarianism, such as India, while other countries have secular ethical concerns, including animal rights, environmental protection, and health concerns. In many countries, food labelling laws make it easier for vegetarians to identify foods compatible with their diets.
Demographics.
In the United Kingdom in 2018,
that their cultural conditioning had been blown away enough to experience a world of higher consciousness. They believed in the reality of a spiritual dimension and in universal brotherhood.
The Farm community ate what might today be called a vegan diet. In the introduction of 1978 edition of "The Farm Vegetarian Cookbook" it states, "We are completely vegetarian. We eat no meat, fish, poultry, eggs, or any kind of animal dairy products. Our diet is based on the soybean, which we eat in many different