Apr 22 2009

Human Beast

by Edward

Let’s pretend for a moment that meat was an absolute necessity for human survival. Shouldn’t we, as the superior beings that we are, uniquely capable of imagination, speech, art and ethics do our utmost to ensure that animals live a good and comfortable life and die in a nanosecond without any chance of feeling any pain?

Now, since we do not need meat to survive, and in fact are healthier without it, then shouldn’t treating animals with such disregard and killing them so callously be considered a doubly barbaric act?

Until we are collectively able to use our intelligence to care about the well-being of all others and stop thinking solely about ourselves and our superiority,  it doesn’t matter whether we’ve been to the moon, built pyramids or iPhones –  we’re still no better than beasts.


Mar 27 2009

Stop Eating Animals

by Edward

STOP


Mar 26 2009

Ideal Diet

by Edward

Here’s a very interesting slideshow showing the ideal diet of humans:

Ideal Diet.pdf


Jan 18 2009

A matter of ethics

by Edward

Below is an edited text from books by Peter Singer.

We don’t usually think of what we eat as a matter of ethics. Stealing, lying, hurting people – these acts are obviously relevant to our moral character. So too, most people would say, is our involvement in community activities, our generosity to others in need, and especially our sex life. But eating – an activity that is even more essential than sex, and in which everyone participates – is generally seen quite differently. Continue reading


Jan 12 2009

YouTube Veggie

by Edward


Jan 11 2009

Wallpaper

by Edward


suffering-wallpaper


Dec 30 2008

New Year Wishes

by Edward


Dec 25 2008

Broiler Chickens

by Edward

This is 45 days in the life of a broiler chicken. One that you might have eaten yourself without knowledge.
If anytone thinks this is alright, then I pity them for not having a heart.


Dec 20 2008

How Bacon is Made

by Edward

When you see the final product on the table you often don’t even know which part of the animal you’re eating nor how it came to be that way.
Well, this is where bacon comes from and how it’s made.

As you watch it, please have a think that each one of those bellies belong to 1 pig, 1 life – who had its throat cut and was bled to death in pain.


Dec 17 2008

Why do you eat meat?

by Edward

As a vegetarian it is hard for me to understand why people eat meat.
Through asking a few, I have come across different types of answers. Some which leave no hope for change, others that would consider it.
I am interested to know truly why people do it, so below are a few answers. Please choose the one that most closely matches your views.
Thanks!

Why do you eat meat?

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