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Yes, your links indicate that it's even more radical than you described at first. It's not about merely ending suffering due to overcrowded factory farms or inh
by NoZebra120vClip 3y ago
Yes, your links indicate that it's even more radical than you described at first. It's not about merely ending suffering due to overcrowded factory farms or inhumane slaughtering/lab testing. It's not merely about not-killing animals. It's far broader than that. In fact, veganism is only a means to an end for animal liberation activists. They desire that animals achieve equality, or should I say, have equity, compared to mankind.
So I apologize for assuming that you were attempting to narrow the focus, but once again, you don't speak for all vegans, and Hindus, Jains and Buddhists all still exist.
- lgvln 3y ago> Yes, your links indicate that it's even more radical than you described at first The basic idea is the suffering of animals, factory-farmed or not. If you can recognise that, good for you. How far you want to take that is entirely up to you. > you don't speak for all vegans I have never claimed to if you actually read what I wrote.