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Tag Archives: scum
The doer and the deed – considering the difference
Recently I published a post that said with regard to animal rights, we need to focus on the concept of farming as a central issue rather than attacking individuals who carry out what is after all only one of many … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Awakening to veganism
Tagged anger, avian flu, becoming vegan, change, China, coronavirus, deed, doer, education, evil, fault, hate, hate speech, ignorance, ignorant, mad cow disease, no one gives a shit, none of them gives a shit, potential to change, racist, roots of anger, SARS, scum, swine flu, vitriol, xenophobia racism, xenophobic, zoonotic
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