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home about veganise me peace begins on your plate nov 13 2012 why animal rights? by edward by edward -- my perspective / intro the words below are mostly not my own, but a collection of patched facts and thoughts by many great philosophers. i am the voice of the voiceless; through me the dumb shall speak, till the deaf world’s ears be made to hear the wrongs of the wordless weak. and i am my brothers keeper, and i will fight his fights; and speak the words for beast and bird till the world shall set things right. imagine yourself traveling to a distant land where it is customary to eat dogs, puppies in particular. you are invited to a special occasion dinner, where your closest friends are eating baby labradors. you must sit there, faking smiles on the outside while on the inside you are crying, mourning for the lives of individuals you never even met. while they enjoy what to them is merely a meal, you are sad thinking about the months of misery those puppies had to endure for that brief moment of your friend’s pleasure. imagine in another distant land where women are considered inferior, and do not share the same rights as men. your male co-workers happily share their stories of raping women or beating up their wives – all perfectly legal in that place. you want to say something, you want to share your views of equality but you know that if you do you will upset them and risk losing your job for disrupting their peace. in both those situations, would you respect those people’s opinions and views of the world when it so widely opposes your own? how can you respect people who don’t respect the kinds of people that you respect? you may be forced to co-exist with them, be their friends, work with them, but you will never respect what they do, however much legal it may be in that country. we all know that there is something so very dreadful, so satanic in tormenting those who have never harmed us, and who cannot defend themselves, who are utterly in our power, who have weapons neither of offence nor defense, that none but very hardened persons can endure the thought of it. kindness has no limits, it doesn’t have to end at any particular group. true benevolence, or compassion, extends itself through the whole of existence and sympathizes with the distress of every creature capable of sensation. continue reading 205 comments | posted in * must reads , articles apr 14 2012 eat meat & die by edward by edward -- created by: onlineassociatesdegree.com 154 comments | posted in pictures dec 6 2011 eat more kale by edward by edward -- 248 comments | posted in pictures dec 5 2011 earthlings transcript (intro) by edward by edward -- the three stages of truth 1. ridicule 2. violent opposition 3. acceptance earthlings earth’ling: n. one who inhabits of the earth. since we all inhabit the earth, all of us are considered earthlings. there is no sexism, no racism or speciesism in the term earthling. it encompasses each and every one of us: warm or cold blooded, mammal, vertebrate or invertebrate, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, and human alike. humans, therefore, being not the only species on the planet, share this world with millions of other living creatures, as we all evolve here together. however, it is the human earthling who tends to dominate the earth, often times treating other fellow earthlings and living beings as mere objects. this is what is meant by speciesism. by analogy with racism and sexism, the term “speciesism” is a prejudice or attitude of bias in favor of the interests of members of one’s own species and against those of members of other species. if a being suffers there can be no moral justification for refusing to take that suffering into consideration. no matter what the nature of the being, the principle of equality requires that one’s suffering can be counted equally with the like suffering of any other being. continue reading 360 comments | posted in * must reads , articles , quotes oct 3 2011 vegan faq #4 – aren’t vegans hypocrites? by lindsey by lindsey -- some people like to call out vegans for not being perfect, so that they can feel comfortable about continuing to use animal products and justified in not having to change their actions. this point is first of all a logical fallacy called tu quoque . check out this video for an excellent explanation of this fallacy. second, this claim shows a complete misunderstanding of what veganism is. in addition to explaining their fallacy, you may need to give them a mini education on veganism. animal products are the result of intentional torture and killing on a mass scale. over 40 billion land animals (don’t know the numbers on the fish) are killed each year in the us alone. i don’t think that there is anything hypocritical about avoiding products of intentional torture, imprisonment, and slaughter and trying to persuade others to eliminate this from their lives in order to dismantle an utterly barbaric system, while not being able to eliminate all unintentional products of animal suffering, such as deaths of animals in farm fields or habitat destruction by the construction and operation of factories that pollute. i don’t know any vegans who feel they are perfect. in fact, most think that being vegan is the very least they can do for animals. being vegan is avoiding animal exploitation wherever it is unnecessary (key word being unnecessary ). unless you are truly starving and in a remote location with no alternatives, then it is always unnecessary to eat animal products. it is always unnecessary to use them for clothing. one person i encountered claimed that using any modern technology or anything plastic harms animals even more than eating animal products does. i’m not sure how using a computer harms animals, but it is something of a necessity in today’s world (i use it for my job in order to make money to feed myself, and food is kind of a necessity), and unfortunately there are no certified vegan computers…yet. maybe there will be one day. same can be said of a car if one is needed to drive to work. it is a necessary evil right now, but technology is moving toward developing cars and other forms of transportation that harm the environment less. should human rights advocates stop using computers and iphones for advocacy work because human slave labor may have been used to produce them, or should they stop advocating for human rights on the internet entirely because otherwise they would be, in this fallacious view, hypocrites? vegans avoid products where animal exploitation is direct and obvious and may then make it their life’s quest to continue eliminating products and practices of exploitation that are not as obvious. after becoming vegan, almost every vegan becomes very aware of his or her environmental impact, and many start making steps toward avoiding plastic or whatever other environmental disaster as much as possible, while also reducing their general consumption of unnecessary things (superfluous clothing, household items, random junk, etc.). unfortunately in this very nonvegan world, it is impossible to avoid animal use in some way unless one goes and lives in the wild. but if more of the world does become vegan, one day it may be possible to use things that are nearly 100% free of any harms to animals, as the practices of most corporations or whatever entities provide us with resources to live will most likely be more conscientious than they are now, which is close to zero. becoming vegan usually makes one more conscientious than ever. veganism is a start to ridding the world of animal exploitation and not the end all, be all. it was never about intervening and ending the harm of every animal on the planet right now, so if one thinks that, then i can see why he/she would think vegans are hypocrites, but hopefully if you explain to him/her what veganism actually is, he/she will stop calling vegans hypocrites unless he/she sees a vegan engaging in obviously unnecessary animal use

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