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I’m Vegan Is Moral and Ethical Thing!

This takes about twenty minutes to watch, but it is worth every second. Prof. Francione discusses a wide variety of topics, including how he went vegan and why we should never feel too discouraged about the future. Katie the Border collie mix is a bonus! ~

Gary L. Francione is Distinguished Professor of Law and Nicholas deB. Katzenbach Scholar of Law and Philosophy at Rutgers University School of Law-Newark. While traveling about N. America meeting people for I’m Vegan, the crew stopped for an on-camera chat with the professor about animal rights and veganism.

This short segment was cut from Risa’s final profile. In this bonus clip, Risa recalls when she used to eat KFC, and how “distancing” worked to keep her from thinking about what (or who) we are eating.

Julia is an 11-year vegan living in Springfield, MO at the time this profile was shot, where she studied social work at a Christian college. She’s 26 years old.

In this video, Julia discusses her relationships with others as a vegan, gives advice to people considering veganism, and talks a little about her reasons for being vegan.

Better know a vegan! Press play.

Risa has been vegan over a decade. She works at a raw restaurant in Vancouver, where she lives and also works as a singer/songwriter. To learn more, and to hear one of her tracks, press play. For more info and videos, visit vegandocumentary.com.

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The official Farm to Fridge nationwide road tour kicks off in Las Vegas!

From The DESK  of www.VEGASVEG.COM  Elaine tour_truck_glow.jpgThe official Farm to Fridge nationwide road tour kicks off in Las Vegas! Let’s welcome the Mercy For Animals team to Sin City and help them promote their new documentary, Farm to Fridge.

A special truck equipped with 80 inch video screens will bring the film directly to campuses, shopping centers, sporting events and many other public places in 40 cities around the country. MFA volunteers will also wear shirts with attached iPads playing Farm to Fridge.

Narrated by Oscar-nominee James Cromwell, Farm to Fridge goes behind the closed doors of the nation’s largest industrial poultry, pig, dairy and fish farms, hatcheries, and slaughter plants – revealing the often-unseen journey that animals make from Farm to Fridge. Using footage from undercover investigations the film shows agricultural practices that are industry standard, acceptable, defended by farmers, and deemed legal in most states – yet unknown to most Americans.

See the film and/or help educated the public by meeting the MFA team when they come to town. Here are the details:

Where: McDonald’s, 2896 S. Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Date: Monday, March 7, 2011
Time: 5:45 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBbYUdvGWk0

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Uploaded by randomvegan on Dec 19, 2010

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Mercy For Animals presents Farm to Fridge. Narrated by Oscar-nominee James Cromwell with music by internationally acclaimed producer Ben Frost, this powerful film takes viewers on an eye-opening exploration behind the closed doors of the nation’s largest industrial farms, hatcheries, and slaughter plants — revealing the often-unseen journey that animals make from Farm to Fridge.

Learn more at:

http://www.MeatVideo.com
http://www.ChooseVeg.com
http://www.MercyForAnimals.org

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  • Watch the Trainer !!!!
  • Stop saying that you hate those workers and that you’d like to torture/kill them. It’s pointless, that’s not the solution.Animals don’t need our pity, neither our hate. They need a real change, and complaining isn’t going to change anything.Also, you can’t expect people to treat animals in a better way when you would do the same to human beings.

    We need to be realistic and mature. If you want something to change, you are the first one who has to change.

    And veganism makes a difference.

    randomvegan 1 day ago 6 

  • @catchyacunt1 We don not need meat or milk… In fact, milk is unhealthy for humans. I wonder why… oh, perhaps because it’s made for baby cows, not adult humans? Perhaps because we take all the milk we need from our mothers, just like other mammals, and then we don’t need it anymore?If you knew something about nutrition you’d know that humans can survive without meat or dairy, and that it’s actually healthier than eating animal products.randomvegan 6 hours ago 2 

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  • @routinenoob Because there’s no need to kill them…randomvegan 1 hour ago
  • @randomvegan I agree with you, but there’s no way to treat animals like that, why not kill them in a proper way?routinenoob 1 hour ago
  • This is truly fucked up.Somebody need to make a buisness idea out of treating their animals rightously, up to and as well as during slaughter !ToxinalX 2 hours ago
  • How can once be so RESPECTLESS, I´m full of ragetahiti2704 2 hours ago
  • shame on your meat industrie us-americans. that´s sooo harsh!we need change!Yaw313Yaw 3 hours ago
  • this is cruel and fucked up beyond words, nothing should have to go through that.. makes me ashamed to be american, im going vegan.. atleast farming my own food..thepeopleinthetrees 3 hours ago
  • I let my friends watch this video, and about 98/100 the population said:”THATS CRUEL IM TURNING VEGETARIAN”ILoveSnsdBigBang 4 hours ago
  • @Karkrash1 I totally agree. I don’t take any pills either. There’s protein in soy and other legumes (even more when you germinate them and eat them that way). And with vitamins there’s no problem, maybe with B12, but nowadays cereals and soy milk are fortified with it, so it’s no problem.randomvegan 6 hours ago

MFA’s undercover investigations have pulled back the curtain on industrial animal agriculture, exposing a culture of cruelty that has horrified millions of Americans. In late 2010, MFA teamed up with Emmy Awardwinning host of The Price is Right and longtime animal advocate Bob Barker, to expose the hidden cost of veal – baby calves chained by their necks in narrow wooden stalls. Just months prior, MFA’s investigation at a dairy farm in Ohio – revealing farm workers stabbing cows with pitchforks and beating them with crowbars – sparked international outrage and inspired countless individuals, including Alec Baldwin, Jamie Lee Curtis and Ashton Kutcher, to publically condemn cruelty to farmed animals. And in 2009, MFA’s exposé at the world’s largest hatchery for egg-laying breed chickens – which exposed live chicks being ground up alive – led millions to view the footage on YouTube and generated thousands of media stories.

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Witty Responses to Five Common Vegan Questions

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Witty Responses to Five Common Vegan Questions

Jasmin Singer, the National Advocacy Organizer for Farm Sanctuary, gives quick witty responses to 5 questions and statements that vegans are asked all the time. Question-shooting vegan is Michelle Taylor of Veganbreak.com where you can find a great Vegan College Guide.

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