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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
And what about the way an animal dies? It is increasingly difficult to find non Halal meat. And my local farm shop couldn't even answer the question when I asked about the lamb (NOT NZ) on sale. I was told it was slaughtered at the local abattoir but the guy didn't know if that was Halal.
Out with mutt now so back to this later.
Out with mutt now so back to this later.
Thanks Pasta, very happy x
That's very true Ladybirder, you really do have to research yourself nearly to death to get it a harm free as possible, but these folks are really helpful if you can't find a local non halal slaughter. x
https:/ /www.bu yacow.u k/non-h alal-me at-uk/
That's very true Ladybirder, you really do have to research yourself nearly to death to get it a harm free as possible, but these folks are really helpful if you can't find a local non halal slaughter. x
https:/
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I am a meat eater but I appreciate divegirl's post. If I had to kill the food I eat I would probably become a vegetarian, albeit reluctantly.
Some of the responses here are a little unkind to the OP, imo. Accusing divegirl of preaching is going a bit too far. Can we not just accept that she is trying to put up a decent debate and has explained her view in a coherent and cogent way?
I would add that I have never been able to understand the argument for veganism - why should we not use honey and beeswax for example?
However, if this thread makes any of us think more about not eating animals or questioning the way in which animals are slaughtered then it has been a worthwhile exercise. How often have you wondered why so many animals escape from abattoirs? I shall remember for the rest of my days those terrible news pictures of animals burning during the foot and mouth outbreak in 2001.
Well done divegirl for standing up for your belief - not many on here have the backbone to do that in a civil manner when confronted by a strong opposition.
Some of the responses here are a little unkind to the OP, imo. Accusing divegirl of preaching is going a bit too far. Can we not just accept that she is trying to put up a decent debate and has explained her view in a coherent and cogent way?
I would add that I have never been able to understand the argument for veganism - why should we not use honey and beeswax for example?
However, if this thread makes any of us think more about not eating animals or questioning the way in which animals are slaughtered then it has been a worthwhile exercise. How often have you wondered why so many animals escape from abattoirs? I shall remember for the rest of my days those terrible news pictures of animals burning during the foot and mouth outbreak in 2001.
Well done divegirl for standing up for your belief - not many on here have the backbone to do that in a civil manner when confronted by a strong opposition.
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