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When asked why he chose the midst of World War II to establish the Vegan Society, founder Donald Watson answered,
“Can time ever be ripe for any reform unless it is ripened by human determination? Did Wilberforce wait for the ‘ripening’ of time before he commenced his fight against slavery? ... There is an obvious danger in leaving the fulfilment of our ideals to posterity, for posterity may not have our ideals. Evolution can be retrogressive as well as progressive, indeed there seems always to be a strong gravitation the wrong way unless existing standards are guarded and new visions honoured.”
If you have any questions or comments about the information provided in this episode, please contact us at [email protected].
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Resources:
Vegan Society Basic History
Vegan Society Extensive History
Transcript of George D. Rodger's 2002 Interview with Donald Watson
Link to Indian Vegan Society's Website
Link to American Vegan Society's Website
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When asked why he chose the midst of World War II to establish the Vegan Society, founder Donald Watson answered,
“Can time ever be ripe for any reform unless it is ripened by human determination? Did Wilberforce wait for the ‘ripening’ of time before he commenced his fight against slavery? ... There is an obvious danger in leaving the fulfilment of our ideals to posterity, for posterity may not have our ideals. Evolution can be retrogressive as well as progressive, indeed there seems always to be a strong gravitation the wrong way unless existing standards are guarded and new visions honoured.”
If you have any questions or comments about the information provided in this episode, please contact us at [email protected].
Click to donate here.
Please check out our Instagram here.
Resources:
Vegan Society Basic History
Vegan Society Extensive History
Transcript of George D. Rodger's 2002 Interview with Donald Watson
Link to Indian Vegan Society's Website
Link to American Vegan Society's Website