51. Animal Ethics: January 2004
educating the public on the cruelty of factory farming. It is sad that it takes human beings' getting sick for us to see the madness of farm animal abuse.As a vegan, I feel secure that I won't develop mad cow disease. But the real reason I don't
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52. Animal Ethics: August 2007
beings as factory products. Cruelty to animals on such a scale should be the centerpiece of any discussion on raising animals for food. The problem is that there is no possible answer to why we allow such Cruelty, other than that we are
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53. Animal Ethics: July 2007
the long run, the cycle of cruelty to animals is broken. The real story here is our tireless commitment to fighting animal cruelty. We constantly stretch our limited resources to save lives as a nonprofit organization. We would welcome greater
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54. Animal Ethics: A Cruel Tradition
Experiment with a cruelty-free vegetarian Christmas dinner. See how it makes you feel to put compassion and respect before cruelty and insensitivity. Surely, that is what the Christmas spirit is all about.I have been suggesting that
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55. Animal Ethics: Animal Advocates' Successes Have Factory Farmers Running Scared
and they should be. Cruelty cannot stand the spotlight, and the Internet has made it impossible for factory farmers to hide the Cruelty inherent in their intensive confinement operations. With documentary footage of factory farm
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56. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times
process would warrant felony cruelty charges were dogs or cats so abused.If you oppose cruelty, try vegetarianism.Bruce G. FriedrichNorfolk, Va., June 25, 2006The writer is vice president for international grass-roots campaigns, People for the
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57. Animal Ethics: From the Mailbag
contend, there is still cruelty because they die in the end. While I am in agreement with animal-rights activists in their critiques of unnecessary (mental and physical) cruelty, they typically lose me when they make that judgment. If the
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58. Animal Ethics: Eating Right
faced with such egregious cruelty. We weren't damaging property, we weren't hiding our identities. We just simply went in there and videotaped ourselves providing aid to sick and injured animals."Once Shapiro and Park had opened up the issue,
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59. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times
conceptions of animal cruelty. They depict truly extreme forms of animal cruelty—often involving young women torturing small animals—and are created for the prurient interest of a small sick segment of society.
While all 50
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60. Animal Ethics: From the Mailbag
Vegan Etsy: Creating Without Cruelty: http://veganetsy.blogspot.com/ Cruelty Free Etsy: http://Crueltyfreeetsy.blogspot.com/ Etsy Veg: http://etsyveg.blogspot.com/ My own vegan friendly shop giving 10% to animal charities: http://mvegan5.etsy.com/
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