
11-11-2012, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by jimbo2012
Bill Clinton did it.
So did Ellen DeGeneres.
In fact, millions of people around the nation have taken the pledge to go avoid using leather, silk, wool, and cosmetics that have been tested on animals or that contain animal ingredients.
Inner peace. By living without killing sentient creatures, we find that we live a more peaceful life. By choosing to dine on food that has not come from bloodshed, we can attain an inner peace that would be hard to find elsewhere.
The meat industry is one that involves death, as animals are slaughtered by people trying to make a living. Slaughterhouse workers experience a much higher rate of injury than other factory workers. In addition, nobody should have to make their living by killing animals all day. Doing so often leads to psychological problems and a disconnect with nature.
“Some of the great philosophers and spiritual leaders throughout history have
eaten a plant-based diet,” adds Louix, “Adopting a vegan diet will not only help you feel better, but it extends compassion to those at our mercy, and teaches
others that they can live a life focused on peace and harmony.”
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If some people achieve inner peace by becoming vegetarians, good for them. It's all about lifestyle choices ... Each to his own.
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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr
Going vegan for health reasons is perfectly reasonable, but this a crock. Isn't nature wonderful.
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