Tag Archives: sheep

‘What are cows for?’

Posted on December 17, 2018 by There's an Elephant in the Room

A recent comment on a post read, ‘What do you think cows are for?’ The writer was raging against the facts relating to dairy use and consumption. It was clear that they saw nothing wrong with their question as a line of … Continue reading →

Posted in FAQ, Nonhuman family members | Tagged breast milk, cats, chickens, childhood, companions, consumer demand, cows, dogs, eggs, milk, pigs, sentience, sentient, sheep, vegan, veganism, violence | 2 Comments

Taking our time, taking their lives

Posted on February 18, 2017 by There's an Elephant in the Room

Yesterday I heard a sentence that I can’t stop thinking about. The sentence was, ‘I was on my journey to being the best me.’ It was said by someone seeking to make a case for the several years of their transition … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Awakening to veganism | Tagged advocacy, baby steps, calves, chickens, consumer demand, cows, dairy, eggs, Journey, milk, pigs, sentience, sheep, slaughter, Torture, vegan, veganism, victims, violence | 25 Comments

Users and losers – looking at ‘exploitation’

Posted on September 1, 2015 by There's an Elephant in the Room

Originally published 1 September 2015, updated 22 January 2019 The word ‘exploitation’ is frequently used in connection with our behaviour towards other animal species. Like many others, ‘exploitation’ is a word we save specially for this circumstance, perhaps without truly considering … Continue reading →

Posted in Awakening to veganism, Terminology | Tagged animal lovers, breast milk, brutal, brutality, cow, dairy, eggs, exploitation, harm, health, hen, honesty, labour, loser, pig, sentience, sentient, sheep, slaughter, slaughterhouse, speciesism, user, vegan, violence, violent, words | 10 Comments

Tag Archives: sheep

‘What are cows for?’

Taking our time, taking their lives

Users and losers – looking at ‘exploitation’

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