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www.jefftk.com
Many people who care about animal rights are excited about the possibility of in-vitro meat. Growing meat in a lab, without any animal attached to suffer, should let people become vegetarian without giving up tastes they enjoy. [1] There's still some animal suffering involved in in-vitro meat, because we currently use an animal-derived growth medium and you need animal cells to start the process, |
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reeswrites.com
Placing my Vegan at Home system in the greater context of the Reducetarian movement. |
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kersed.net
[AI summary] The author argues against the hostility often directed at vegans, suggesting it stems from a defensive reaction to their ethical stance on animal rights and environmental sustainability, and encourages a more respectful dialogue. |
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www.animalsangels.org
There are approximately two million horses in Argentina. Much like the U.S., Argentinean law states that it is illegal to sell horsemeat for human consumption in Argentina. However, in 2011 alone, 130,000 horses were slaughtered, exclusively for export. |
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