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Originally Posted by row37
No one on earth can live an ethical and healthy life if they are putting into their stomachs the burnt, dead bodies of tortured and murdered sentient beings, or eating any foods that contribute to the suffering of those beings. If they are taking that into themselves they will become sick, both physically and spiritually. That usually gets the point across, and it's true. Cause and effect. This is important big stuff, never forget that.
I agree, drop the terms vegan and vegetarian. I use the term cruelty free diet, as that's what it is. Just don't expect anyone to change, and what they eat is their business. However, I support speaking out for those who cannot speak for themselves. If even one person in 10,000 becomes interested in a non dead body diet, my speaking out has been a success.
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I agree with this 100%. It is our duty to speak out for the animals. I believe it is our duty to do so. There are all sorts of ways this can be done. In my case I am a member of various groups and write to supermarkets , MP's and do petitions. The most recent one I am interested in is to Ban the Grand National. I also believe in the campaign to get CCTV in all slaughterhouses. These vile places should not even exist, but at the moment the best we can hope for until they have disappeared is CCTV to expose the cruelty that happens there and bring it to attention. It has been proven by undercover reporters.
Its nice to hear there are good people out there.
