Tag Archives: xenophobic

The doer and the deed – considering the difference

Posted on February 1, 2020 by There's an Elephant in the Room

Recently I published a post that said with regard to animal rights, we need to focus on farming as a central issue rather than attacking individuals who carry out what is after all only one of many barbaric practices that … 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 | 9 Comments

Petitions and single issues – where’s the harm? – FAQ

Posted on March 10, 2019 by There's an Elephant in the Room

I was recently asked the following very well articulated question by a friend who is a committed activist and vegan advocate; I understand why we don’t want to put effort into single-issue causes, especially those that are so blatantly speciesist … Continue reading →

Posted in FAQ, Single Issue Campaigns, Speciesism | Tagged advocacy, animal rights, antispeciesism, betrayal, campaigner, campaigns, counter productive, death penalty, euthanasia, execution, harm, Harm reduction, innocent, otherisation, petitions, promoting harm, regulation, regulatory reform, rights, Single Issue Campaigns, speciesism, speciesist, veganism, welfare, xenophobia, xenophobic | 7 Comments

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The doer and the deed – considering the difference

Petitions and single issues – where’s the harm? – FAQ

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