Businesses Are Terrified. They Have

Most Americans, Like Most Japanese, View Their Dogs, Cats, And Other Animal Companions As Family Members, And Rightly So.

One Hates To Be Absolute, But In My View, There Is No Such Thing As Humane Meat.

[i Believe] That Animals Have A Worth In And Of Themselves, And That They Are Not Inferior To Human Beings But Rather Just Different From Us, And That They Really Don't Exist For Us Nor Do They Belong To Us...it Should Not Be A Question Of How They Should Be Treated Within The Context Of Their Usefulness, Or Perceived Usefulness, To Us, But Rather Whether We Have A Right To Use Them At All.

It's The 21st Century. It's Healthier For Us, Better For The Environment And Certainly Kinder To Be A Vegetarian.

Whether Or Not We Are Religious, Respecting Others Should Be Seen As Just As Important As Looking Out For Ourselves, Yet It Requires Discipline To Change Our Bad Habits That Cause Pain To Animals.