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TO THE "VEGAN" STILL EATING CHICKEN

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Audrey Biloon said #1 May 30, 2011 at 7:57am

As a vegan, I'm surprised that you eat chicken...not eating it is a good statement to the farmers re how they are cruel in the raising of them and, in turn, don't care about what goes into our bodies.


I'm not a PETA person, but I do care about animals and if you look at their suffering, you won't EVER want to eat them again.If we don't "buy" into suffering, it may stop.


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Kaava said #2 Jun 1, 2011 at 7:49am

I am currently reading "Vegan, the New Ethics of Eating" by Erik Marcus. Up until now, I have not been able to read the sections about slaughter house and general conditions of factory farm animals. Yesterday I forced myself to. Everyone should make themselves aware of the horrors involved in our food productions.

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Aine Carlin said #3 Jun 1, 2011 at 9:42am

this thread is very confusing

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maggi schrock said #4 Jun 1, 2011 at 1:51pm

i lived in texas where we raised chickens and rabbits. i didnt do the killing but i did help dress them out. soooooo gross. what was i thinking????? at least they were well cared for and organic by my own standards back in the late 1970s.


i lived outside philadelphia for a time and had to drive by a slaughterhouse to get to a small mennonite grocery store i shopped at. if the cows were in the trucks, screaming, we ate vegetarian for that week. but soon went back to being carnivores.


now i have been a vegetarian off and on for years and completely for the past 1-2 years. my doctor took me off my blood pressure meds within a month of stopping. hows that for proof that meat of any kind is not good for your body. i ate chicken off and on for awhile last year because i had a craving for it. i got sick. not worth it.

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