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I love this site... have been a member for far too long lol
I rarely post but am always here and as a vegan I am basically gobsmacked at times at peoples attitude towards my lifestyle choice and yes it is a choice. As is yours.
BUT [from the Vegan Society]
Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.
At 47 years of age [50 this year] I adopted the Vegan lifestyle because I became aware of the apathy and my own jaded sense of what is right and wrong. Right to kill a pig... but not a dog? blah blah blah
Have you ever watched any documentaries concerning veganism? Earthlings? Cowspiracy? What the health?
Do you know what cognitive dissonance is?
I'm not posting this to be confrontational, I am truley interested in what people think :)
Lisa x
I rarely post but am always here and as a vegan I am basically gobsmacked at times at peoples attitude towards my lifestyle choice and yes it is a choice. As is yours.
BUT [from the Vegan Society]
Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.
At 47 years of age [50 this year] I adopted the Vegan lifestyle because I became aware of the apathy and my own jaded sense of what is right and wrong. Right to kill a pig... but not a dog? blah blah blah
Have you ever watched any documentaries concerning veganism? Earthlings? Cowspiracy? What the health?
Do you know what cognitive dissonance is?
I'm not posting this to be confrontational, I am truley interested in what people think :)
Lisa x
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Not veganism naomi, but vegeterianis m and I'm starting tomorrow when I go shopping for food. I totally agree with andres, there is far too much suffering in the animal world, all down to us. How awful for them to know they are going to die.
07:58 Mon 06th May 2019
I'm sure you can Andres, but this is a discussion about Veganism/ Vegetarianism vs meat eating and into that is bound to come people's individual views. You stated that some people were cruel and hard hearted about animals yet you are perfectly at peace eating fish who also have lives taken to be put on your table. People are bound to wonder why one is important to you yet the other obviously isn't. x
///I can well do without a lecture from you on my beliefs thankyou! ///
And yet.....and yet..... this thread has been one big lecture in one way, or another....
We have been told that only vegetarians/vegans truly love animals and those of us who aren't are callous, at best, and unthinking/hypocrites at worst.
A thread like this was never going to end well.
And yet.....and yet..... this thread has been one big lecture in one way, or another....
We have been told that only vegetarians/vegans truly love animals and those of us who aren't are callous, at best, and unthinking/hypocrites at worst.
A thread like this was never going to end well.
More meat like stuff if you're trying to save the animals:
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Christ Andres, I've been really polite to you about this, I simply asked you a question on what is tbh a very judgemental thread.
I might not have ' been like this many years ago' but this place sure as hell beats all the flaming nice out of you. I might even just sod off altogether tbh, because it's like an absolute asylum here lately.
I might not have ' been like this many years ago' but this place sure as hell beats all the flaming nice out of you. I might even just sod off altogether tbh, because it's like an absolute asylum here lately.
//My daughters grandfather is a dairy farmer and his cows are treated well. //
I'm sure they are. Their calves however, a necessary part of the dairy industry, are taken from their mothers within 24 hours of birth and the mothers cry for them in excess of 48 hours. The male calves are more often than not put down straight away and the females either kept for breeding or fed on formula milk in buckets until old enough to be finished off on grass for meat.
Calves bred for meat do have a better life however, staying with their mothers in the fields for up to 6 months before being weaned.
I'm sure they are. Their calves however, a necessary part of the dairy industry, are taken from their mothers within 24 hours of birth and the mothers cry for them in excess of 48 hours. The male calves are more often than not put down straight away and the females either kept for breeding or fed on formula milk in buckets until old enough to be finished off on grass for meat.
Calves bred for meat do have a better life however, staying with their mothers in the fields for up to 6 months before being weaned.
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