Vegan Soapbox Topic: ethics
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A Call For Compromise
James McWilliams, a historian and author of ‘Just Food: Where Locavores Get It Wrong’ and ‘How We Can Truly Eat Responsibly’ has written a multi-segmented piece on abolitionism versus welfarism in his blog Eating Plants.
Previously:
- Deep Down We Know
- Can Versus Must
- Signs Of Progress
- The Ultimate Act Of Solipsism
- The Gourmet’s Pleasure
- A Twisted Ethical Logic
- Yale Students For Meatless Mondays
- Veganism Is The Moral Baseline
- The Rise Of The Power Vegans?
- Why Do Vegans Avoid Honey?
- Talk About “Animals” With Colleen Patrick-Goudreau
- At Least Give It A Little Thought
- A Coin Toss
- Hedonism And Sacrifice
- Most Meat Eaters Are Good People
- The Comfort Of Your Food
- The “Food Movement” That Isn’t
- Open Letter To Christopher Cox
- Pushing Animals To The Margins
- The Least We Can Do?
- The Sanctity Of Life
- Evolving Into Veganism
- They’re All Good Animals
- Live Vegan For The Animals, Earth And People.
- Feelings Without Actions
- Eating Animals Alive
- Veganism Is More Than A Personal Choice
- It’s OK To Care About Animals
- Homo Sapiens Or Homo Psychopathiens?
- There Is No Market Solution
- Where Jonathan Safran Foer Gets It Wrong
- Why No Meat?
- Why?
- Two Kinds Of Vegans
- A Case For Animal Rights
- Whole Foods: Buy It Or Not??
- “Veganism Is Immoral”
- Equal… Or Not
- Less Quibbling, More Evidence
- Nonhuman Animals Possess A Sense Of Morality
- We’re Not So Different
- Consistent “compassion”
- Red Meat: Increased Mortality, Decreased Morality
- We Are Making A Difference
- On Medicine And EVIL
- Veganism: The Only Ethical Lifestyle?
- We Have A Choice
- Realizing Our Uniqueness: Veganism
- A Philosopher’s Complaint
- Challenging Selective Reasoning.
- Ethics Is Disturbing
- When Animals Attack
- Stupid Things Omnivores Say: They Would Eat Us
- Nozick’s Hypothetical
- Sufficient Condition For Ethical Veganism
