No problem. Some cultures are very pro the killing of animals, gradually though, it will be felt and understood that this is harming everyone. I personally hated vegetables growing up, but I also didn't like meat that much - but my family served meat so I ate it. However, after being sick for many years, I studied health and to my surprise I learned that a vegan diet has been repeatedly proven to be the best for health (as long as vegan junk food is avoided).
Awn.....
Well, experience they say, is the best teacher. Everyone has chose a path to walk and in most cases, the society helps or guides in choosing the path.
For most Asians, they'd rather go vegan. In part of Europe, you can find a mixed breed through contact with the outside world (Asia and Africa) which has in one way or the other affected the region.
In Africa as a whole, the people grew under the traditional lifestyle of hunting and eating meat. The vegan diet style is a borrowed lifestyle through acculturation which is acceptable.
Generally, any group one decide to choose there MUST be consequences.