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Tag Archives: criticism
On being critical and holier than thou
I recently saw two criticisms of my blog on Facebook. What, only two? To be honest there’s never any shortage of criticism. The human obsession with using and consuming inappropriate substances and causing death and destruction to vulnerable innocents in order to … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Awakening to veganism
Tagged advocacy, baby steps, Chickens and eggs, consumer demand, criticism, Cruelty, dairy, diet, holier than thou, moral choices, nonviolence, sentience, slaughter, vegan, veganism, victims, violence
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