Who I've Been Is Not

We Cannot Talk Simultaneously About Animal Rights And The 'humane' Slaughter Of Animals.

Even If Plants Were Sentient, Veganism Would Still Be A Moral Imperative Given That It Takes Many Pounds Of Plants To Produce One Pound Of Flesh.

In Order To Be A Teacher You've Got To Be A Student First

99% Of Our Uses Of Animals, Including Our Numerically Most Significant Use Of Them For Food, Do Not Involve Any Sort Of Necessity Or Any Real Conflict Between Human And Nonhuman Interests. If Animals Matter Morally At All, Then, Even Without Accepting A Theory Of Animal Rights, Those Uses Of Animals Cannot Be Morally Justified.

Veganism Is About Nonviolence. It Is About Not Engaging In Harm To Other Sentient Beings; To Oneself; And To The Environment Upon Which All Beings Depend For Life. In My View, The Animal Rights Movement Is, At Its Core, A Movement About Ending Violence To All Sentient Beings. It Is A Movement That Seeks Fundamental Justice For All. It Is An Emerging Peace Movement That Does Not Stop At The Arbitrary Line That Separates Humans From Nonhumans.