shetlandwoffer asked:


Vegans do not believe in using animals for entertainment, or anything else… Humans are animals, does that mean that vegans should not watch ****? If pornography is to be considered entertainment then this seems to present a problem that I have not seen addressed.

jmaxthemonster asked:


I recently became a vegetarian (about a month ago) and I love it. I feel better, have more energy, and I feel like I am doing something good for animals. I love veggie burgers because they are quick and easy to make and also delicious. I buy them at my local supermarket, and I was just wondering if you guys could recommend some other things I can buy at a local supermarket that are meat free but are quick and easy to make like a veggie burger. Also, if you could recommend some drinks and snacks that are vegetarian and good for your body, especially if they contain protein.

Anna asked:


I am vegetarien and I totally believe that it is totally cruel to use animals as a food source but I am finding it extremely difficult to convert how should I do it?

jimmy.lemongrass asked:


I love animals, am aware of the environmental impact of raising cattle, and am interested in eating a healthier diet.

There are so many things that come up when you do an internet search regarding vegetarianism. Can someone point me to a source that…..
1) Provides steps to becoming a vegetarian.
2) Offers nutrious alternatives to a omniverous diet. This is important as I run 40 miles per week, and demand a lot from my body.

Thanks!

musicposy asked:


I have two daughters, one hates meat and the other has said for some while that she would like to be a vegetarian because she can’t bear the thought of eating animals. I really like vegetarian food so it would be no problem for me.

But the daughter who hates meat (and also most vegetables) is very allergic to nuts, both peanuts and some tree nuts. Does anyone know if it would still be possible for her to have a balanced diet, and how?

rkaufmann asked:

The video that all meat-eaters should watch and every vegetarian should own, “Meet Your Meat”, narrated by Alec Baldwin, covers each stage of life of animals raised for food. No PETA videos are copyrighted, so copy them for everyone you know.

aloha_bitches asked:


Now, I’m a omnivore and I can understand why some people would go vegetarian, but VEGAN? That’s quite extreme like carnivore, fruitarian or even breatherian.

Also, vegans do you view vegetarians as FAKE hypocrites because they still eat animals and animal by-products?

Leard asked:


I love my meat, but then I also love animals and the idea of being a vegetarian. I don’t want to just cut out meat in one day, I’d like to ease into it if I can. Any former meat lovers giving some tips would be great.
I don’t like the thought that animals are dying in horrible ways so I can eat when I don’t even need to eat them to survive.