Carolyn Bailey's Blog – May 2010 Archive (13)

Transcript of Jeff Perz's Live ARZone Guest Chat

29 May 2010 at:

3:30pm US Pacific time

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To be free, we must practice freeing others. To feel loved, we must practice loving others. To have true self-respect, we must respect others. The animals and other voiceless beings, the starving humans and

future generations, are pleading with us to see: it’s on our plate.…

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Abolitionist vegans vary in their religious beliefs from “atheist activist” to “spiritual” to sincere adherence to any one of the five major religions of the world. The philosophy of abolitionist animal

rights and veganism seeks the end of unnecessary violence, killing, and harm inflicted on innocent sentient nonhuman beings. As such, there is nothing inconsistent about combining such a wide range of secular and

religious beliefs with a strong belief in… Continue

In Defense of the Term "Moral Schizophrenia"

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Professor Gary Francione has coined the term “moral schizophrenia” to refer to the difference between what we

as a society say we believe about animals and how we actually behave

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Dear Colleagues:

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.

For example, many of the large…

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too much of a hurry. Another problem is that we don’t talk nicely…

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their actions were consistent with their principles. For example, I suggested :

If stealing involves disrespecting the rights of others, and if…

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Transcript of Carol Adams' Live Chat of 15 May 2010

3pm US Pacific Time

6pm US Eastern Time

11pm UK Time

16 May 2010 at:

8am Australian Eastern Standard Time

 

Carolyn Bailey:

Carol J. Adams, today’s ARZone guest, is the author of The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist – Vegetarian Critical Theory, as well as The…

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Food is not only a fundamental necessity; it is also a primary symbol in the shared inner life of every human culture, including our own. It is not hard to see that food is a source and metaphor of life,

love, generosity, celebration, pleasure, reassurance, acquisition, and

consumption. And yet it is also, ironically, a source and metaphor of

control, domination,…

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The inner feminine is our intuition, our sensitivity, and our ability to sense the profound interconnectedness of events and beings, and it is vital to peace, wisdom, joy, intelligence, creativity, and spiritual

awakening. With every baby calf stolen from her mother and killed, with

every gallon of milk stolen from enslaved and broken mothers, with

every thrust of…

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Introduction



A single issue campaign (herein referred to as “SIC”…

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Transcript of Keith Mann's Live Guest Chat

8 May 2010 at: 

6pm US Eastern Time 

11pm UK Time …

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