Look lady, most breads are already less expensive then meat so your argument about having more land for grain if their was less land dedicated to livestock grazing doesn't track.

Second, a good hunk of the farmland dedicated to livestock grazing isn't the kind of farmland you would want to grow grain on if you didn't have to in the first place.

Thirdly most of the vegan substitutes for the protein you get from meat are more expensive than meat, and quality meat is already on the more expensive side when it comes to food. That is why poor people can't go vegan. No people were tricked into investing into the wrong kind of farmland conspiracy garbage.

Spend some time outside your gated community/coastal suburb and broaden your horizons by seeing how other people live, alright.

You can tell this is vegan because of all the straw they're eating.