Wrote an article for the Dialogue for Change column in Shared-Vision magazine. You can read it HERE.
I had a limited amount words to get my point across… it was a tough one to write. 🙂 I’m used to writing books. *laugh*
Wrote an article for the Dialogue for Change column in Shared-Vision magazine. You can read it HERE.
I had a limited amount words to get my point across… it was a tough one to write. 🙂 I’m used to writing books. *laugh*
The article is rockin! No matter the length, you are still getting the message out, which is so very important.
You’re a wonderful writer…
Really, there’s no logical reason to use animal products. The only reasons
people do are out of habit and a perceived preference for the flavors. All other
arguments break down when the facts are presented. Well said.
Patrick
http://www.CastleNottingham.com
http://www.MySpace.com/castlenottingham
Brava.
The guy who wrote the counterpoint to your article is not thinking clearly. We do NOT have sharp carnivore teeth! I can tell that just by comparing my teeth to the cats I live with.
Lately I have been encountering people who have seen Al Gore’s movie about global warming. The folks I’ve talked with about the movie are all gung-ho about saving the planet through changing their light bulbs (something mentioned in the movie). When I share that I recently read that going vegan saves three times more energy than buying a hybrid car, the conversation stops abruptly. I guess that’s inconvenient, too.