#vegetarianism

[nationmckinley]

Allowed to Grow Old: Images — Isa Leshko Photography

Images from the book Allowed to Grow Old by vegan artist Isa Leshko published by the University of Chicago Press with a foreword by Sy Montg

[pollsforadults]

Can you love animals and eat them?

Yes

No

Voting ended onJun 26

[unspuncreature]

to anyone who may be considering ethical/environmental/animal welfare-related diet changes this year, please remember that even small changes stack and compound to have a larger impact than you may realize!!!!

you do not need to be perfect to be good!!!!!

your meatless monday night dinner has a greater impact on animals and the environment than a sanctimonious redditor chastising someone for enjoying dairy cheese

your interest in environmentalism and animal welfare and the impacts of eating animals is worth exponentially more than any amount of shame about what you choose to eat

eating well is not about trying to meet an ever changing standard of purity or perfection, but about doing the best you can with what you’ve got every day :o)

[chuuxia]

If you lose followers the moment you post about feminism, veganism, anti-speciesism, social justice, etc. Consider it as filtering followers, you really don't need people who feel uncomfortable when you talk about equality, rights, and justice; there's a reason they're bothered when you talk about those topics. They can fuck off.

[lexiiluvv]

The problem with non-vegans arguments against veganism is that they think veganism is about doing absolutely no harm in the world, when veganism is actually about reducing harm in the world.

[vegan-nom-noms]

Stuffed Pretzels with Cabbage, Creamy Herb Dip and Crisp Radish Salad

[cockatude]

Kinda interesting how infrequently I see leftists ever make points about westerners doing factory farming. Its a pretty clear case where the "indigenous ways" are objectively morally superior, since they just involve hunting and not torturing animals for their entire lives. At the same time, the most stringent advocates for abstaining from meat and factory farming are non-white cultures (Hindus and Buddhists) Instead I mostly see either hokey claims about how indigenous people are mystically in tune with nature or how Americans need to care less about animals.