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Humans have two choices; either we ignore
the plight of domesticated animals or we act to liberate them. It’s the one big
choice still left to us, and it’s the only choice an individual can make that
can break the cycle of violence within our collective nature. Each of us can
choose one way or the other. If we do choose to work to liberate animals, then
it follows that everything else may fall into place.
Every mistake has the
potential of repair, and in this case one thing can so easily lead to another.
On an individual level, the use of plant food can lead to health. This can lead
to a more ethically healthy conscience, which in turn can lead to environmental
sensibility, and inevitably to a solution to world hunger problems. But if we
choose NOT to go along that path, then nothing can substantially ever change.
Things will only continue to get worse, and we more shackled than ever.
Freeing
ourselves starts at home, making personal choices, and disregarding Society’s
indifference. It’s a grass roots approach to social change and it has to start
this way because no government will ever take the initiative and close down the
abattoirs without the electorate’s consent. All the time abattoirs are open the
commercial interests will flourish and animal issues will be sidelined.
Public attitude to farmed
animals can only change when people are inspired by vegan principle, and not
put off by it; fashion changes when there are enough suitably-minded people who
are trying to make their principles work for them.
Vegans therefore need a
face-lift. We need to become attractive. Our food, clothing, ideas about
non-violence, all this must come across as the most intelligent and self-benefitting
choice one could ever make for oneself.
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