I figured you have been trolling from the start but ok.. A visible reaction in plants = pain? Just because there is a reaction in something, doesn't mean it has to be pain. How do you know the reaction isn't pleasure or you know.. just a reaction without a feeling involved?

Also, I didn't say that it was just a creationist idea, part of the book passage I pasted covered that incase people try to argue it from that standpoint, but the main focus is the science behind the idea I'm pretty sure the concept of murder covers sentient beings.

But let's say for sake of argument they do feel pain, many, many more plants are grown and 'murdered', as you put it, to be fed to farm animals than straight to humans. So for the human race to cut down on both animal and plant murder, it would be best to cut out animal farming altogether which would save both trillions of animals and many more trillions of plants from being tortured and murdered. Humans obviously need to eat to survive, so why not go with the way that causes the least suffering both animal and plant wise, if it can't be cut out completely?

To quote my favourite philosopher as to why he was vegetarian "cows scream louder than carrots".

You may continue to voice your mis/disinformation about veganism being unhealthy, but these days there's so much proof that being vegan can be healthy, not only healthy but has many health benefits over a meat eating diet including missing out on all kinds of diseases which come from a meaty diet. Biologically speaking it seems humans have most in common with frugivores. I'm thinking most people think we are omnivores simply because we are able to eat both plants and animals. Real omnivores are many times biologically better evolved to have meat in their diet.

Several of the biggest health organisations in the world have confirmed that a vegan diet is healthy. I don't know where you get your information from, but it is incredibly faulty.