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Unique4ever said:
I missed that post of yours but saw you mention it so I had to search for it.
Thank you for sharing, it really moved me. I hate this cruel tradition.

The story of this Matador reminds me of this touching story:

http://living-vegan.blogspot.de/2012/03/bull-who-cried.html
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Great story love. Not sure I could be a vegitarian, but after watching a documentary on slaughter houses, I can't eat red meat anymore. I just can't bring myself to eat an animal with fur. Chicken and fish on the other hand...not a problem lol! I know it's a double standard, but that's life...my heart is with the furry creatures.
 
chesbaygrl7 said:
I guess now wouldn't be a good time to say that I'm reading up on the Paleo diet....:neutral:
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RaiderLL said:
Great story love. Not sure I could be a vegitarian, but after watching a documentary on slaughter houses, I can't eat red meat anymore. I just can't bring myself to eat an animal with fur. Chicken and fish on the other hand...not a problem lol! I know it's a double standard, but that's life...my heart is with the furry creatures.
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My life was also changed by a documentary.
It was in school (I was 16) and it was something about the effects of factory farming.
I had to leave the room because it almost made me throw up.
 
Unique4ever said:
My life was also changed by a documentary.
It was in school (I was 16) and it was something about the effects of factory farming.
I had to leave the room because it almost made me throw up.
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It was a book about the cruelty to animals that changed my life. We are conditioned to believe that slaughtering animals so they can feed us is normal and natural but never think about what horrors they must have been subjected to before they ended up on our plate or their milk in our glass.
 
orejon4 said:
How did it turn out?
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Very cool, thank you!! It might be my favorite (although, that's difficult to say because all my tats mean something to me...not just random crap inked on my body). I'll post a pic in the tat thread when I get around to it :)
 
Tarshi said:
It was a book about the cruelty to animals that changed my life. We are conditioned to believe that slaughtering animals so they can feed us is normal and natural but never think about what horrors they must have been subjected to before they ended up on our plate or their milk in our glass.
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Soo, if I come to aussie land, havegreat sex, I can't a burger afterwards, unless I go out lol

These are important travel logistics

:smt017
 
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