princessmonsanto:

We are the well formed Militia…thank you Chief Kessler!

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anenemygreaterthanyourapathy:

AMEN

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BREAKING NEWS

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anonymous-rebel:

We Are Already Living Under Martial Law

(Source: anti-propaganda)

fuckyeahveganlife:

apologies to the lovely ms bianca storm for the mislabeled photo. please help me make it up to her by checking out her shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/ReLovePlanet

bianca storm. vegan.

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veganlove:

one does not simply

ignore that tail warning

 

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loveandblissrawveganfood:

underthewaningmoon:

What do you know about piggies?

great to know :D

bostonreview:

Pomp and Exceptional Circumstance

How Students Are Forced to Prop Up the Education Bubble

Malcolm Harris

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veganmovement2012:

WHAT CAN I USE INSTEAD OF EGGS?

For the sake of a fluffy muffin or some other trivial pleasure, is it right to subject sentient beings to horrific deaths with or without the lead up of a miserable life?

Use flaxseeds, bananas or tofu because this cannot be justified:

“Hens used for egg production come from hatcheries, where male chicks (none of which can lay eggs) are killed immediately after hatching. Each year, hundreds of m…

illions of these vulnerable beings are suffocated or ground up alive to produce fertilizer or feed.

Chickens used to produce eggs, including eggs labeled “cage-free,” have their beaks forcibly mutilated to minimize the damage they cause each other when crowded together.

At all farms, large-scale and small-scale, laying hens are killed when their production declines, typically within two years, as feeding these worn-out individuals cuts directly into profits. Often the bodies of “spent” hens are so ravaged that no one will buy them, and they are ground into fertilizer or just sent to a landfill.

If allowed to live free of exploitation and slaughter, chickens can live ten years or more. They protect, feed, and nurture their young, just like other animals. “
(Source: http://www.humanemyth.org/cagefree.htm)

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