#meat.org

[janebdean-blog]

Meat.org | The Web Site the Meat Industry Doesn't Want You to See

"If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegetarian." -Paul McCartney

People get upset because of the way dogs and cats are treated in Asian countries, where the abusers claim the pain inflicted makes the meat taste better. And yet what does the animal that you eat go through? If you have the courage to watch this, you’ll see that the two are really not that different.

But being vegetarian isn’t good enough (even Paul McCartney is now vegan). Because if you still eat dairy and eggs, you are still contributing to the abuse of chickens and cows. Going vegan is the best way to help the most animals. 

[annabear71]

i watched about 30 seconds max of the meat .org video and i haven’t really stopped crying since; and that was coming up to about 3 hours ago now. I was actually shaking afterwards for about 10 minutes and have decided that I am definitely going vegetarian ASAP (vegan if I can handle it, not the healthiest or most stick-to-it kind of person but I’m very determined to try now after that). I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to watch the whole video and I’m 80% sure I’m gonna have nightmares about it tonight. I just can’t watch that again.

I have a friend who is vegan and my sister is vegetarian so I think I’ll ask them for advice on how to go about changing my diet and lifestyle so drastically, I really do not want to ever eat meat again at this point; I feel sick just thinking about what I’ve eaten in the past.

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[lifetumblingon]

Just looked at meat.org

and I'm now in a moral dilemma. I want to become a vegan but it just seems extremely difficult. Are any of you vegetarians or vegans? How difficult is it? What do you eat?