Veganism Is Not A "sacrifice." It Is

Ethical Veganism Represents A Commitment To Nonviolence.

Who I've Been Is Not As Important As Who I'm Becoming.

Veganism Is Not About Giving Anything Up Or Losing Anything; It Is About Gaining The Peace Within Yourself That Comes From Embracing Nonviolence And Refusing To Participate In The Exploitation Of The Vulnerable

Vegetarianism As A Moral Position Is No More Coherent Than Saying That You Think It Morally Wrong To Eat Meat From A Spotted Cow But Not Morally Wrong To Eat Meat From A Non-spotted Cow.

It's Really Not Rocket Science. If Animals Are Not Mere Things; If They Have Moral Value, We Cannot Justify Eating, Wearing, Or Using Them Particularly When We Have No Better Reason Than Palate Pleasure Or Fashion. If You Are Eating, Wearing, Or Using Animals, Then Your Actions Say That You Regard Them As Mere Things, Despite What Your Words Say.