Conveniently leaves out goat milk, sheep milk, camel milk, reindeer milk, and

others (which are widely consumed)... I get it, you're trying to sell us that
"almond milk" is more "natural"... But I've never seen anyone milk an almond or a
soy bean...
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I'm sorry, I forgot vegans think the entire world is *exactly* like the suburbs...
I forgot, obviously people in remote Scandinavian villages hop in their SUVs to get
to the whole foods store... I mean, obviously Bedouin tribesmen (after spending a
day in the desert just for fun) hop in their Tesla's to get to the naturopath store
to pay $10/l for some certified organic non-GMO soy milk...
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Also, it is funny how little you understand about agriculture... The reason we
don't drink cats milk, or dog milk, or horse milk can be summed up in one word:
yield. It has nothing to do with "grossness", and everything to do with how much
you get out compared to how much energy you put in. Camels, reindeer, goats, cows,
etc. yield 1+L of milk a day, you can't get 1L of milk from a cat, so it isn't of
any benefit... Also, the benefits of a cat, dog, or horse in other roles (i.e. pest
control, hunting, riding, working rather than milking) is if more benefit than a
cow (cows aren't useful for much other than milk, beef, or maybe simple work/draft
animals, like oxen pulling ploughs)...