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    Japanese that the killings for dolphin meat are based on culture, yet Japanese residents claim they have no intention eating the meat. Another case is the meeting O’Barry had with the International Whaling Commission representative about the mercury levels in whale meat that it was cheap dolphin meat. The representative dismissed these accusations, although later the representative himself was tested positive for mercury poisoning due to consumption of dolphin meat. O’Barry went on to say, “here…

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    For a meat to be considered kosher, the animal must have hooves and must chew its cud. Examples of kosher meats are cows, sheep, goats and deer. Examples of kosher birds are chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and pigeons. A water creature, like fish, are only considered kosher if it has fins and scales. Some examples…

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    Question 1 Humans are starving all over the world, while some are enjoying life with a meat based diet. A meat based diet leads to the depletion of food resources that can be used to feed starving families calling for a more quasi-vegan based diet. The quasi-vegan diet provides the same nutritional value as a meat based diet does. On September 11, 2001 over 18,000 children under the age of five lost their lives. They lost their lives not to the tragic events that took place due to terrorists’…

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    We can see today that humans place themselves at the top of the hierarchical chain of moral standing. What I mean is that humans tend to think that they are more deserving of the right to an ethical life, more so than animals. On the other hand, humans are held to certain standards to treat every human as an equal. We clearly exclude non-humans from that sense of equality, or for the purposes of this paper - equal ethical treatment. Even then, we give some “non-humans” higher moral standing than…

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    The Ethics Of Veganism

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    taught their children to eat meat and dairy in order to grow tall and strong. Young generations are taught to believe in a vision of flowing green grasses and content livestock grazing in their glory. But is it not pertinent to consider the derivative of the hotdog these children eat at lunch? Should the effect of the farming of livestock on the human body, the environment, and the lives of the animals involved? It is only fair to question the ethics and the effects of the meat and dairy…

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    The creator of the vegan website Down to Earth, Mark Fergusson, emphasizes the incredible benefits of a vegetarian and vegan lifestyle in his article, “Top 10 Reasons for Going Veggie.” In Fergusson’s view, it is unethical and unreasonable for one to dine on flesh food while they can devour in a plethora amount of vegetables, fruits, and everything plant-based to receive the benefits one will not gain by consuming meaty food. As he indicates the top ten reasons for a flesh food consumer to…

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    Up). Looking at the back of any processed food, one would notice that sugar is an additive in items such as spaghetti sauce, vegetable soup, peanut butter, and many other items that would originally not have sugar or would have very little amount. Eating home cooked meals becomes especially important when looking at maintaining a healthy weight and the feeling of overall goodness. Processed foods create an issue for consumers pressed for time especially when…

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    Paganism: Saving The World

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    plant-based diet for an array of reasons such as ethics and health concerns. Avoiding animal products in all aspects of one’s regimen, diet, clothing easily profits millions of amazing benefits. While many are still skeptical about veganism, this lifestyle promotes superior health and an ecological planet. Encouraging a sustainable way of life by treating our earth kindly is one of many triumphs achieved through a vegan lifestyle. If everyone consumed…

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    demonstrates how war consumes one’s identity. Elijah’s loss of identity can be observed when he begins to develop aspects of a windigo, such as eating human flesh. On Christmas Elijah visits with french men in a town to show them his “trophies”, or the scalps of the people he has killed, and he states that one man gave him some meat as a gift. After Elijah says that the meat is from a German, Xavier forces himself to throw up his stomach…

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    In the novel The Ecological Indian, the author Shepherd Krech critically engages with narratives about the relationships between indigenous peoples and “nature.” The author distills the relationship he has observed in history and media into the term, “noble indian/ecological indian” where Native Americans are placed on a pedestal with regards to ecological, conservation and environmental practices. Implied in this description is the contrast with Europeans who are not ecological rather,…

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