Vegetarianism As A Moral Position Is No

Being Vegan Is Not Just A Matter Of Being 'kind' To Animals. First And Foremost, It Is A Matter Of Being Just And Observing Our Moral Obligation To Not Treat Other Sentient Beings As Things.

You Don't Have To Love Animals To Recognize That It Is Immoral And Unjust To Exploit Them. But If You Do Love Animals, But You Continue To Participate In Their Exploitation, You Need To Rethink Your Idea Of What Love Means.

We Can No More Justify Using Nonhumans As Human Resources Than We Can Justify Human Slavery. Animal Use And Slavery Have At Least One Important Point In Common: Both Institutions Treat Sentient Beings Exclusively As Resources Of Others. That Cannot Be Justified With Respect To Humans; It Cannot Be Justified With Respect To Nonhumans—however “humanely” We Treat Them.

When It Comes To Animal Agriculture, There Is Conventional, Which Is Rally Hideous, And 'compassionate' And 'certified Humane' Or Whatever, Which 'may' Be 'slightly' Less Hideous. But It Is All Torture. It's All Wrong. These 'happy' Gimmicks Are Just Designed To Make The Public Feel Better About Exploiting Animals. Don't Buy The Propaganda Of 'happy' Exploitation. Go Vegan And Promote Veganism.

We Need To Reshape The Movement As One Of Grassroots Activists, And Not 'professional Activists' Who Populate The Seemingly Endless Number Of National Animal Rights Groups. For Many People, Activism Has Become Writing A Check To A National Group That Is Very Pleased To Have You Leave It To Them. Although It Is Important To Give Financial Support To Worthy Efforts Only, Giving Money Is Not Enough And Giving To The Wrong Groups Can Actually Do More Harm Than Good.