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fullcravings · 2 days
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Simple Edible Vegan Cookie Dough Recipe – Like Tollhouse!
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tinykitchenvegan · 1 day
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Vegan Blueberry Tart
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acti-veg · 21 hours
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I realise that this is a known thing, but trying to find good animal images really brings home the extent to which many non-human animals are commodified to the point where we seldom even think of them as living beings anymore.
I mean, try typing 'lobster' or 'chicken' into a stock images site and see how far down you actually have to scroll before you find a picture of a sentient being rather than a corpse. I just wonder about the psychological impact of the ubiquitous objectification of animal bodies, and how that effects our ability to empathise with them.
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commercial-clearly · 4 hours
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including-best · 1 day
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vegance · 17 hours
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can we stop with the "organic plant milk" trend please i just want some fucking calcium fortified soy milk
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one-bat-day · 3 days
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Gar has so many banger lines in this comic it’s a shame they nerfed him so hard after all his character development in the 90s/2000s 🙈😍😍
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veganpropaganda · 15 hours
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POV: when the algorithm game incentivizes a race to the bottom
via @/compassionco on instagram
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tinykitchenvegan · 11 hours
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Dill Pickle Hummus
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acti-veg · 3 days
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Is it fair to compare what we do to animals to the holocaust? Or can we even call what we are doing to animals a holocaust to being with?
You could argue that it is fair to animals in some sort of abstract sense, but it is certainly not fair to the people who suffered in the holocaust or their families. The better question to ask is whether it is appropriate, and whether or not it even achieves anything. I think it is not a good idea to compare animal agriculture and the holocaust not because what animals experience is any less horrific but because animals are the victims of an entirely different system of oppression, with very different causes and consequences. The holocaust is unique in all of history. It is not comparable to the Rwandan genocide, it is not comparable to ethnic cleansing Darfur, it is not comparable to the mass slavery of black men and women in Europe and the Americas.
Even if this comparison were philosophically appropriate it still wouldn’t be appropriate for advocacy regardless; all it does is isolate and further distance people from the animal rights movement. Honestly, it makes us sound like extremists. We can advocate for our own movement and talk about animal suffering without being insensitive to the suffering of others, or hijacking someone else’s cause and using it for our own ends.
Most of the time when these comparisons are used they are used simply to make a point about animal rights, they aren’t exploring the interlinked nature of oppression, they aren’t empathising with the suffering of humans, they are essentially just using victims to further our own agenda, and that is wrong regardless of what our intentions are.
If a holocaust survivor or someone deeply involved in that event wants to compare animal suffering to what they or those they loved suffered through, like Isaac Bashevis Singer and Ellie Wiesel did, then that is their decision to make, but it is not ours as outsiders.
The mass slaughter of animals is uniquely and profoundly immoral in a way that has no comparison in all of human history. We don’t need to rely on comparisons which offend and isolate because what is happening to animals is horrific enough by itself. These comparisons may be understandable, and I’m sure they grab people’s attention, but it is exactly the wrong sort of attention for our movement.
These comparisons are offensive, they almost always lack any nuance and more fundamentally, they just don't work. Nobody ever went vegan because a vegan advocate who has no connection with the holocaust compared meat eaters or farmers to the nazis. If we want to be taken seriously as a movement then our advocacy has to be better than that.
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everythingwithwasabi · 14 hours
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Vegan Lemon Blueberry Cake
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fleshadept · 1 year
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vegans would rather wear plastic head to toe than benefit from symbiotic relationships we've had with animals for thousands of years
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animentality · 19 days
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sweetoothgirl · 1 month
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chocolate orange ganache tart
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