May 2012
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April 2012
73 posts
Hi! answering to your question, I live in a zone were animals don't live in tiny cages or in factory farms, where I live the animals, exepcially cows, live in huge green fields and stuff BUT they still get hurt by the "owners" they still die and get transformed in hamburguers, hotdogs... I think it's an etnical choise, why do you have to eat meat and kill those poor animals when you have billions of choises and meat substitutes out there. This is only a reason to become vegan/vegetarian.
Okay. That’s great that the animals are living in a more free area. It’s terrible that their caretakers treat them ill before they are used for consumption. I’m not for the ill treatment life but isn’t the harvesting and killing the plant life we make substitutes bad. Why should we value any form of life more than an other. I think all forms of food should have a better process to there ends. Thanks for the comment.
Vegans and Animals
Okay to my vegan friends question: Are you a Vegan because of the cruel methods used in the preparation? What if animals were raised in a more holistic manner, locally to neighborhoods, and everything of said animal was put to use. Or do you feel that people shouldn’t eat animal products.
Fuck Yeah! Adopt a teen!: Adopting a teen means learning to get over pointless worrying →
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It’s a bit … let’s call it “uncomfortable” and “difficult” … for me to find resources that speak to me as a young woman adopting a teen this year. I do my best to mine online forums for useful bits that do apply to me, and I read and watch a lot of relevant material and speak in real life to both…
“Working-class Latino men…occasionally enter into sexual relationships with middle-class Latinos and European-American men. In so doing, these working-class Latino men often become the object of the middle-class Latino’s or the white man’s colonial desires…the masculine Mexican/Chicano activo becomes the embodiment of a potent ethnic masculinity that titillates the middle-class man who thus enters into a passive sexual role.”
—Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior - Tomás Almaguer (via invertedreality)
