Useful, practical help

Specifically vegans need to offer help, especially to those who want to change yet who might think changing is too difficult. Our advice should be given with no strings attached. We shouldn’t expect too much in return nor expect to mould opinion.
First up, we need to be concise and interesting, never proselytising or seeming to want to recruit a following. Animal Rights doesn’t need followers, it needs individuals who have come to their own conclusions, who are able to be their own judge and jury. If they consider animal rights, it’s up to them if they want to then advocate for animals.
So that this process is given the best chance to succeed vegans need to be exemplars of non-violence. When we get a chance to speak out for the animals we have to set the example of not trying to clobber our opponents, especially if they make it easy for us. We shouldn’t seem like bullies. Even the most ardent opponent of animal rights should be regarded as a potential colleague, presenting a valuable challenge. Despite opposition, we should try to reach everybody. We’re not merely after thousands of supporters but billions of them, so it’s best not to fall out with anyone, unnecessarily. We might want quick results but it’s likely to be a long journey.