We Cannot Talk Simultaneously About Animal Rights

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.

People Say That Being A Vegan Creates A Social Problem In That Others May React Negatively. But Isnt That The Case If You Take A Principled Position On Any Issue, Whether Its Racism, Sexism, Heterosexism, Violence As A General Matter—or Speciesism? The Key Is To Educate Others About *why* You Take The Position.

We Should Never Present Flesh As Somehow Morally Distinguishable From Dairy. To The Extent It Is Morally Wrong To Eat Flesh, It Is As Morally Wrong - And Possibly More Morally Wrong - To Consume Dairy

There Is No Morally Coherent Difference Between Fur And Other Animal Clothing, Such As Leather, Wool, Etc., Just As There Is No Morally Coherent Distinction Between Meat And Milk Or Eggs.

If You Are Not Vegan, Please Consider Going Vegan. It’s A Matter Of Nonviolence. Being Vegan Is Your Statement That You Reject Violence To Other Sentient Beings, To Yourself, And To The Environment, On Which All Sentient Beings Depend.