Flashback Friday: Your Voice, Soy, & Back-Ends
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There’s absolutely no rhyme or reason with today’s Flashback.
No unified theme to keep it together.
No organized sections.
Just flashbacks.
So… get reading! (Or in one case, watching. Yup, there’s a video in there somewhere…)
- One of the major problems with vegan education is that no matter how you do it – whether you’re nice, calm, and reasonable or if you’re aggressive, angry, and volatile – you will receive criticism. The criticism silences most advocates. They have a few conversations that don’t end so well and so they stop talking about animal issues altogether. Please don’t be one of those people. Please find your voice and use your voice to help animals. Read more…
- Vehicle safety testing such as crash tests used to be done on human cadavers and on animals. Looking back, it’s easy to see the problems with using animals and it’s easy to imagine an alternative: crash test dummies. But only a few decades ago, large motor companies gave the same empty excuses that today’s pharmaceutical companies give for testing on animals.Read more…
- The information is available. It’s up to each of us what we do with it. Becoming A Witness
- What about soy? The truth is, plant-based foods are much healthier than animal-based foods. So even if you substituted tofu for all your meat products, you’d still likely be eating more healthily than if you kept eating meat. Read more…
- Video: Animal Advocates And Secret Prisons
- By going vegan you can avoid the worst types of factory farming without even trying. By going vegan you refuse to support the system that abuses animals, the system that endangers human health through overuse of antibiotics (and pesticides), the system that contributes to climate change and harms the environment for all of us, or the system that undermines rural America’s economic stability. Go vegan! Read more…
- Make your voicemail message matter: Simple advocacy for animals…
- “Why do vegans have all the answers about cattle yet they wouldn’t know one end of a cow from the other?” Read my answer >>
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