We Eat Animals Because They Taste Good.

Veganism Is About Nonviolence: Nonviolence To Other Sentient Beings; Nonviolence To Yourself; Nonviolence To The Earth.

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Veganism Is The Application Of The Principle Of Abolition In Your Own Life; It Represents Your Recognition That Animals Are Not Things. Veganism Is The Recognition Of The Moral Personhood Of Nonhuman Animals.

There Is No Meaningful Distinction Between Eating Flesh And Eating Dairy Or Other Animal Products. Animals Exploited In The Dairy Industry Live Longer Than Those Used For Meat, But They Are Treated Worse During Their Lives, And They End Up In The Same Slaughterhouse After Which We Consume Their Flesh Anyway. There Is Probably More Suffering In A Glass Of Milk Or An Ice Cream Cone Than There Is In A Steak.

Vegetarianism As A Moral Position Is No More Coherent Than Saying That You Think It Morally Wrong To Eat Meat From A Spotted Cow But Not Morally Wrong To Eat Meat From A Non-spotted Cow.