Vegan Trove

I generally try to ignore and avoid faction fighting because it’s energy draining and time consuming and is frequently personality based, but I decided to address some of the issues that have arisen from recent claims by a small few that the abolitionist movement is “rampantly racist”, “sexist” and “hostile to people of colour”. If … Continue reading Abolitionist: What’s in a Word; The Rebranding of TAVS. →

In episode 27, It’s a mixed bag

Please excuse the sound quality in this episode. What? Desperately trying to avoid being boiled alive didn’t tip you off? Next time we encounter a tank of lobsters at a restaurant or “seafood” shop, we should stop for a few moments to put aside our prejudices and really look at these individuals. In the lengthy piece … Continue reading What? Desperately trying to avoid being boiled alive didn’t tip you off? →

Definition:  “CyberBullying is an action of harming or harassing via information technology networks in a repeated and deliberate manner.” “Cyberbullying is new and gaining momentum. Bullying occurs in person, and the victim knows who the bully is.  Cyberbullying is done through anonymous attacks towards the victim. Cyberbullying can take place on any electronic device such … Continue reading Abolitionist Advocates, CyberBullying, and The Abolitionist Vegan Movement →

This episode 24 is for a specific audience, so if you have not been involved in the abolitionist vegan movement, you might want to skip this one.  Here it part episode 25 : Abolitionist Advocates, Cyberbullying and The Abolitionist Vegan Movement. Disclaimer:  Please note, that this episode is not an invitation to  vilify anyone (privately … Continue reading Abolitionist Advocates and Interpersonal Ethics →

Abolitionist vegan debate presentations on the problems with single-issue campaigns and how they are holding the “movement” back which was held at VegFest UK London 2015. Enjoy

I share some thoughts about one debate presentation at VegFest UK London 2015 by Tony Wardle, VIVA! UK about single issue campaigns. Here’s the full debate on Youtube from London Veg Fest 2015 about single-issue campaigns and whether they take the animal rights movement forwards or backwards. There’s a very strong abolitionist vegan presentation. Here’s … Continue reading VegFest UK London 2015: Some Thoughts On The Debate About Single-Issue Campaigns →

Please read my disclaimer about external sites, individuals, organisations, social media sites etc. The first of many abolitionist vegan round-ups: various quotes and thoughts by various abolitionists on social media. Here are a few of the resources mentioned: My Face is on Fire  How To Go Vegan Podcast There’s an Elephant in the Room International … Continue reading Abolitionist Vegan Round-up #1 →

Of course everyone should embrace veganism. In Episode 20, I ask the question and share some personal experiences with Buddhist organisations. As well I explore the reasons why Buddhists should naturally embrace veganism. If you’re not vegan, please consider going vegan. It will be one of the best decisions you make in your life and … Continue reading Shouldn’t Buddhists Embrace Veganism? →

Is Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) anti-vegan? (Please excuse some repetition on my part about a third of the way into the episode. Persist through this part as I get back on track after a few minutes