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I think most people in this thread are new to animal rights theory. This TED talk from Dr. Melanie Joy is a good introduction to Carnism: https://www.youtube.c
by PerfectElement 10y ago
I think most people in this thread are new to animal rights theory.
This TED talk from Dr. Melanie Joy is a good introduction to Carnism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0VrZPBskpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0VrZPBskpg
- ekzy 10y agoThis video made me vegetarian eight months ago. Then I watched Cowspiracy. And then I started to read more about the meat industry. There is no going back when you realise how fucked up this industry is. HN fellows, we are willing to make the world a better place, right? How about not taking part in one of the worst crimes in history?
- tomp 10y agoThat's about as effective as saying that Americans should stop working so they won't support US wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lybia and Syria with their taxes. In other words, it won't work until you give people a reasonable alternative (lab-grown meat, anyone?).
- ekzy 10y agoNot an alternative as you may imagine it, but thought you might be interested in it: https://www.huel.com/ https://www.huel.com/
- Falling3 10y agoThere's no literal need for a "reasonable alternative". We have plenty of other food options. I can fully appreciate that lab-grown meat is probably what will make a large-scale difference, but your analogy if not applicable. It's completely possible to opt out of animal agriculture in he US right now.