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Is Corbyn a vegetarian?

She is asked a question.
She needs to guess whether or not Jeremy Corbyn is a vegetarian.
Instinctively she wants to say yes.
Then, she realises two things. First, she is not certain that he is. Second, she recognises the person asking loves categorising people and have contempt for people  who cares about the environment, people like her. Whatever answer she gives, he will find a way to belittle her and she does not want to feel hurt and acts out.
She decided to say that she does not know for sure if he is and for that reason she is unable to give an answer.
He could read that she was withholding her guess and went on to give a tirade as to how he came to the conclusion that Corbyn is a vegetarian and then told her that she should not be scared to express what she feels.
She realised that she was not scared of expressing what she feels, what she did not want was to be put in a position where she will become aggressive and angry after being triggered by his taunts because truthfully she wants to keep him, she wants peace in her heart, she wants to feel love always.
She wants a miracle.
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