/r/veganarchism
Animal liberation and social revolution
Veganarchism is the political philosophy of veganism (animal rights and earth liberation) and anarchism, creating a combined praxis that is designed to be a means for social revolution. This encompasses viewing capitalism and the state as unnecessary and harmful to the earth and animals, both human and non-human.
/r/veganarchism
I’m trying to find any vegan/animal rights groups or organizations in Israel that are intersectional leftists, but I’m coming up short. Even something quite small would be fine (like a discord server, etc.).
In this episode of The Abolitionists, let's explore the extraordinary life and mind of Benjamin Lay, the early 18th century Quaker dwarf who has the distinction of being both the first revolutionary abolitionist and the first animal rights activist in American history.
I am slowly committing to vegetarianism and eventually will be giving up dairy too (so I am new to veganism)
I have heard a lot about how bugs are super healthy because they are rich in protein. And while I do find the idea of eating them disgusting, it's not really for moral reasons. At the same time, I cannot deny that they feel more conscious than a plant or a mushroom.
I do not think there's necessarily a right answer but I am curious what you guys think about the morality of cultivating and consuming bugs.
I remember reading somewhere that humans have been selected for domestication over the past thousands of years of state society. I don't know how true that really is. How did you become an anarchist? What made you different?
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I'm someone who mostly doesn't consume animal products, except one or twice a week i do eat eggs/chicken and very rarely lactose free milk, other than those products I'm not really using animal based products anywhere in my life. I wanted to turn to veganism like an year or so ago but couldn't since I was living with my family and was completely dependent on them for my food/other needs.I didn't have any job as I was a full time student and no income of my own or time to make food for myself. Now I am graduating and I have a part time job, so I want to make the changes I always wanted to. So I have some questions regarding this, please let me know if anything I said is wrong, because when I posted in the vegan sub, they told me to look at some sources but a person was telling me to look at "plant based diet" sub and not into veganism, and i didn't get why.
So my first question is, are there any more areas in our lives where we consume animal based products and are unaware about it?
Next question is, What about pets? Since I'm getting my own place now, I was planning of adopting a dog from a shelter that I volunteer at, and usually they're fed meat too, so should I not feed my pet any animal based foods too? Is it safe for them?
frustrated by the lack of intersectional (and political!) intentional communities, a small handful of folks and i are in the planning stages for our own. while not explicitly anarchist, we hope to operate inspired by many anarchist principles and value total liberation, direct action, and social justice.
if this resonates with you, please reach out! otherwise keep on scrolling :)
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