This post has some great lines in it: * As a revolutionary feminist and anti-imperialist, veganism seemed to be yet another way I could fight the injustices we

This post has some great lines in it: * As a revolutionary feminist and anti-imperialist, veganism seemed to be yet another way I could fight the injustices we are facing. * Capitalism has turned food, and especially grains, into a commodity, a weapon of war, and a way to make a profit, instead of the inalienable right it should be. The way to prevent hunger is not to feed the starving masses the food we currently feed to animals (excess food production and the resulting food dumping is one of the causes of hunger in the first place), but for the chronically hungry people to throw off the shackles of neo-imperialism and to gain back control of their local food systems. * It was shocking to realize I had been expounding on the need to transform agriculture and farming without even knowing the bare minimum of what it takes to keep an ecosystem healthy. Really? Was it really shocking? Really? I feel like I'm in a missing scene from Monty Python's Life of Brian. On the other hand her 3 paragraphs about the 3 kinds of bad people (the frauds, the foolish know-it-alls, and the evidence deniers) sparked instant recognition and made me realize that those are the exact people that irritate me more than just about anyone else in this world.