Humans are a part of nature, like it or not. I think it would be pertinent to adopt a more personalized view than trying to enforce what other people can and can't do. If you want to be a vegan, then I respect your decision. I'm going to eat a burger.

People won't have any choice but to draw conclusions if you don't provide one yourself.

And yes, little cows get born, immediately taken away from their mother, held in captivity, tortured until they're ready to be killed and eaten. How is that any better than being killed on the ice? At least they have an actual childhood and a very good chance to actually not be killed by eaten while with cows it's 100% certain that they will die by human hands after they've been tortured long enough. I fail to see how baby seals deserve more rights. In fact, seals already have more rights than most animals since there are a lot of laws and regulations about seal hunting.

You cannot just be adamant about the killing of certain animals and then go on to say that other animals deserve to die. You know, the innocent ones you eat and kill every day. And yes, you did not say that but you are implying it heavily. You don't care one bit about the lives of animals that YOU like to eat but feel it's necessary to teach other people what to do with their animals. That's the definition of a hypocrite and double standards.