I donate to Mercy for Animals and passionately believe in your efforts, so thank you for what you did, and sacrificing your personal sanity (I'm assuming) for an ultimate change in how we treat 'livestock'.
my question: Does treating animals terribly stem from a financial necessity, or laziness, or both?
second question: in reference to going vegan, it seems to me that we have a serious problem- people love meat. They were raised on meat, it embodies important cultural traditions. (holiday ham?!). do you really think it's possible to change this? Or do you have a more realistic objective?
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I donate to Mercy for Animals and passionately believe in your efforts, so thank you for what you did, and sacrificing your personal sanity (I'm assuming) for an ultimate change in how we treat 'livestock'.
my question: Does treating animals terribly stem from a financial necessity, or laziness, or both?
second question: in reference to going vegan, it seems to me that we have a serious problem- people love meat. They were raised on meat, it embodies important cultural traditions. (holiday ham?!). do you really think it's possible to change this? Or do you have a more realistic objective?
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