New blog entry from Susie - quote: "we watched speciesism: the movie last night - somebody's rediscovered intellectualism and the socratic method of arriving at truths...refreshing, gentle approach to the urgent need to address this holocaust of species other than ourselves and perpetrated daily by each one of us..." Read the rest at the link ...
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Sorry for the very late reply, found this while searching for vegan tags. I also found the movie quite compelling. However, I have had very negative and aggressive reactions when comparing factory farming to the holocaust like Speciesism does. Some people can't accept the idea that animal suffering might not be that different from human suffering. Did the documentary make you change your views and lifestyle at all? I mean were/are you vegan or vegetarian? I'm interested in learning about what makes people take the jump. I'd also recommend Earthlings, Vegucated and Food Matters if you haven't yet come across these.
I'm vegetarian - my mom is vegan. She was definitely moved by this but mores so by Earthlings and Bold Native. I agree that people have a hard time accepting, until they've really taken some time to explore. I applaud you. I was already on my path before viewing these movies, but they definitely help