A Choice to Eat Vegan
Mar 09, 2008 in
Philosophy
I was thinking today, how fortunate we are that we live in a time and a place where we can actually say "I choose not to eat that," whatever the "that" may be.
Regardless of whether someone thinks I am crazy for eschewing animal products, or someone else thinks I'm not vegan enough, I have the option of eating what I want. I'm not desperate, I'm not starving, I'm not oppressed. I can choose. You can choose too.
I choose not to eat animal products.
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4 comments
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zebtron on Friday, May 30, 2008 at
I have explained this exact point to people before. I live in a time where I can CHOOSE to be vegan. 10 yrs as a vegan. I’m at 10/33 of my life so far
Lane on Saturday, May 31, 2008 at
Hi Zeb,
Yes, it certainly would have been a lot more difficult to be vegan 100 years ago! Of course, you can always argue that the arrival of the $1 burger at McDonalds makes it easier to be a carnivore.
Regardless, our options have increased and it’s easier than ever to be vegan today. I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of new products in the past 10 years!