Animal Rights Without Veganism Is Like Human

The Proposition That Humans Have Mental Characteristics Wholly Absent In Non-humans Is Inconsistent With The Theory Of Evolution.

We Should Never Present Flesh As Somehow Morally Distinguishable From Dairy. To The Extent It Is Morally Wrong To Eat Flesh, It Is As Morally Wrong - And Possibly More Morally Wrong - To Consume Dairy

Being Vegan Is Easy. Are There Social Pressures That Encourage You To Continue To Eat, Wear, And Use Animal Products? Of Course There Are. But In A Patriarchal, Racist, Homophobic, And Ableist Society, There Are Social Pressures To Participate And Engage In Sexism, Racism, Homophobia, And Ableism. At Some Point, You Have To Decide Who You Are And What Matters Morally To You. And Once You Decide That You Regard Victimizing Vulnerable Nonhumans Is Not Morally Acceptable, It Is Easy To Go And Stay Vegan

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.

If An Animal Has Any Rights At All, It's Got The Right Not To Be Eaten.