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I basically agree, but I also welcome vegans too. There are us-them dimensions everywhere. Let's dance.

This is actually one reason why I've not joined specific veg/vegan/animal groups which meet up... because maybe there'll be exactly the types of people who say "vegetarians are rapists" and like, who needs that in their life.

Welcome to share your experiences folks. Mine have been good so far, but I've only dipped a toe in the water. No nut-jobs so far.

As I said at the end: "Most vegans are important, very important on the road towards less suffering in the world. I applaud this."

Here is Part 2 of the article = http://tinyurl.com/acceptdiff

I personally am a vegetarian . but that by no means provides me the right to judge or look down on people who aren't ( same goes for vegans v vegetarians )

I know multiple people who care for animals as much as I do but still eat meat , they are just very careful as to what brand they purchase
the rspca provide a cruelty free meat produce

guess it somewhat depends what people consider to be cruelty

Hi everybody!

I'd like to win the lottery to give a part of my winning to the shelter of homeless animals. I think they need them so much.
After I see Australian lotto results here  http://australian-lotto-results.com/
I will act to do my best to help homeless animals.

See you

There is no such thing as cruelty free meat, just as there is no such thing as human slaughter.

Those who claim to love animals yet eat them, love pets, not all animals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUHIrTV8fMA

Hey this is totally relevant Vince (from the blog you pointed out).

http://veganstrategist.org/2015/07/29/cecil-the-lion-and-the-steakholders/



P.s. I just saw Amy's brilliant account of it on this very site.

http://www.unleashed.org.au/blog/2015-07/What-Cecil-the-lions-death-can-teach-us-about-empathy

In which one lottery exactly you play? How much you have won?