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Don’t have a Cow! for lunch.: A book about why cows want us all to be vegan by Wendi Tooth is the perfect conversation starter. This picture book discusses the impact of factory farming on the environment and a brief look at what the cows are forced to endure so we can have dairy and processed beef.
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Know your cuts of cruelty.
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The Modern Savage: Our Unthinking Decision to Eat Animals by James McWilliams is a riveting expose of an industry that has typically hidden behind a veil of morality, and a compelling account of how to live a more economical, environmental, and ethical life.
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Eating dead body parts is gross.
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What in the World Are We Eating?: The Physical, Mental, and Social Effects of Eating Animals by Temitope Sonuyi. By exploring the physical, mental, and social repercussions of eating animals vs. plants, the author draws a distinct line in the sand that cuts across our economy, biology, health, gender, love, war, religion, and consciousness.
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If they could speak, what would they say?
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A Vegan Planet: Your guide to a life transforming journey by Jeff Letendre is a guide providing clear and scientific answers to your questions debunking the many myths surrounding veganism. Diet, essential nutrients, meal planning, industrial farming, environmental issues, health, the economy, vegan athletes, vivisection, and frequently asked questions are some of the many topics covered in this book.
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Please don’t kill me to eat and wear.
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Mercy for Animals: One Man’s Quest to Inspire Compassion and Improve the Lives of Farm Animals by Gene Stone is a compelling look at animal welfare and factory farming in the United States from Mercy for Animals, the leading international force in preventing cruelty to farmed animals and promoting compassionate food choices and policies.
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It’s not food. It’s violence.
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Radical Revolution: The fight for animal liberation by Stephen Saunders. Veganism is more than a healthy lifestyle choice—it’s a moral imperative. Society continues to engage in widespread animal oppression, slaughtering billions of helpless living creatures each year. Vivisectionists and researchers torture and kill in the name of science, while corporations and governments plunder nature’s last remaining treasures.
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Suppport sanctuaries, not slaughterhouses.
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Vegans eat food that doesn’t scream.
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Vegan or We’re Gone by Muthukumar Ramalingam (Click the book pic or click this link to learn more.)
This is what a meat-eater looks like to a vegan when they’re eating animal flesh.
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Vegans fight every day to end animal suffering.
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OBLIVIOUS: A Vegan Memoir by Sande Nosonowitz
In this passionate and powerful new memoir, Sande Nosonowitz constructs a revealing narrative, unveiling verities of the world she thought she knew, but didn’t. In Oblivious, we travel with her on an emotional journey to veganism.
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Either you are pro-animal cruelty, pro-animal abuse, pro-animal violence, pro-animal suffering, pro-animal death,
or you are vegan.
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Veganism is not a diet. You can cheat on a diet. Veganism is an ethical stance against animal exploitation in any form. You can’t cheat ethics.
Stop supporting animal cruelty, animal abuse, animal slaughter, animal suffering, animal violence, animal death in the meat department at your local grocery store.
Pigs in factory farms spend their entire short tortured life in cold, crowded, filthy pens, then they are trucked to a slaughterhouse to be murdered.
Eating meat contribute to unnecessary animal suffering.
You’re not pro-life if you eat animals who were abused, tortured, slaughtered, butchered, and murdered for your palate pleasure.
There is no right way to kill someone who does not want to die.
Stop supporting animal cruelty, animal abuse, animal violence, animal torture, animal slaughter, animal exploitation, animal suffering, animal death.
Go vegan for the animals.
Bacon lovers think bacon is life. No it’s not. Bacon is the mass murder of trillions of innocent pigs and piglets.
The main motivation for vegans is the refusal to participate in a system that profits from animal abuse, animal cruelty, animal suffering, animal exploitation, animal slaughter, and animal death.
If you are not for veganism, you are for the abuse, exploitation, mistreatment, misery, agony, suffering, torture, and death of innocent animals.
Veganism is not about avoiding processed foods.
Veganism is not about eating healthy.
Veganism is not about cleansing your soul.
Veganism is not about being woke.
Veganism is not about anything other than the mitigation of animal suffering to the most practical extent possible.
Veganism is a social justice movement opposing all forms of animal exploitation and advocating for the rights of all sentient animals to live free of exploitation, suffering, and death.
Refuse animal death.
Refuse animal abuse.
Refuse animal torture.
Refuse animal violence.
Refuse animal suffering.
Refuse animal exploitation.
Refuse animal persecution.
Refuse animal slaughter.
Refuse animal brutality.
Refuse animal cruelty.
Refuse animal testing.
Refuse animal wearing.
Refuse animal eating.
Refuse animal using.
Eat your own damn leg!
Meat comes from suffering animals.
Flesh-eaters pay to have animals enslaved, imprisoned, mutilated, tortured, slaughtered, and murdered all for their selfish palate pleasure.
Bacon-eaters contribute to animal cruelty, animal abuse, animal violence, animal suffering, animal death.
I don’t understand people who try to poke holes in veganism. Why would someone argue against reducing pain and suffering to others?
Why are you doing this to me?!
All animal products involve animal suffering and animal death.
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