Veganism is about nonviolence.

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Is veganism “judgmental”?

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It doesn’t matter if they had the best lives…

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Here are some simple thoughts that embody the abolitionist approach and philosophy. They may be useful to you in your own thinking about things as well as in your discussion with others:

~ Gary L. Francione

Read more: Some Thoughts on the Abolitionist Approach

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Animals are the most vulnerable members of society…

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“We cannot justify animal exploitation as a matter of basic morality. Gateway arguments are inconsistent with the fundamental rights of nonhumans not to be treated as human resources and rest on factual premises that are not only without support but that are demonstrably false.”

~ Gary L. Francione

Excerpt from: “Gateway” Arguments

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Our obligations to nonhuman animals…

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They are vulnerable…

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Michael Vick may enjoy watching dog fights…

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They trust us…

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“Making society feel more comfortable about animal exploitation and encouraging consumption are more often than not an explicit goal of animal welfare campaigns and organizations.”

~ Gary L. Francione

Excerpt from: Partners in Exploitation

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