Guest guest Posted December 4, 2009 Report Share Posted December 4, 2009 This item speaks for itself without comment from me, but I must say I am delighted to have this message. Best, Pat ----- Forwarded Message ---- The Next World Day for the Abolition of Meat will be held on 30th January 2010. The World Day for the Abolition of Meat is intended as a means of promoting the idea of abolishing the murder of animals for food. Worldwide six million sentient beings are killed for their flesh every hour! That figure doesn't even count the fish and other sea animals, which of course are included in the demand for the abolition of meat. Meat consumption causes more suffering and death than any other human activity and is completely unnecessary. Many groups will mobilize to promote the abolition of meat (and other animal products). They will not only advocate vegetarianism and veganism to individuals but will call for society to abandon the practice of killing animals for food. We hope that this initiative will strengthen the animal rights movement over the years. It is important to address people not only as consumers but also as citizens like the anti-slavery activists who, although only a small minority, not only sought a boycott of sugar produced by slaves but also clearly expressed the idea that slavery should be banned. It is important today to question society as a whole about the murder of animals for food so that it can no longer avoid a public debate on the legitimacy of this practice. On 31 January conferences, street actions, leafleting and information stands will be organized to spread the idea that the consumption of meat cannot be justified ethically and should therefore be abolished just as human slavery was in its time. Here is the video of an original action that can be used for the world day, made by Swiss activists in 2007 (other groups are welcome to use the same format): Your actions can be reported on this website: http://www.nomoremeat.org/ Send us an email if you plan something in your town: meat.abo.day(at)gmail.com And for more information: I recommend you this great article explaining why it is important to demand the abolition of meat: http://www.cahiers-antispecistes.org/spip.php?article369 A FAQ about the movement for the abolition of meat: http://en.m-eat.org/wiki/FAQ A to organize actions for the abolition of meat: meatabolition/ Anushavan Sarukhanyan, from Switzerland -- Because meat production involves killing the animals that are eaten, because their living conditions and slaughter cause many of them to suffer, because eating meat isn't necessary, because sentient beings shouldn't be mistreated or killed unnecessarily, therefore, farming, fishing and hunting animals for their flesh, as well as selling and eating animal flesh, should be abolished. ________________ Canada Toolbar: Search from anywhere on the web, and bookmark your favourite sites. Download it now http://ca.toolbar.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 On Behalf Of Anushavan Sarukhanyan Sunday, December 06, 2009 3:38 AM aapn-owner Next World Day for the Abolition of Meat Hello! Can you please spread this information on your (or elsewhere) ? That would be great! Thanks. ______________ The Next World Day for the Abolition of Meat will be held on 30th January 2010. The World Day for the Abolition of Meat is intended as a means of promoting the idea of abolishing the murder of animals for food. Worldwide six million sentient beings are killed for their flesh every hour! That figure doesn't even count the fish and other sea animals, which of course are included in the demand for the abolition of meat. Meat consumption causes more suffering and death than any other human activity and is completely unnecessary. Many groups will mobilize to promote the abolition of meat (and other animal products). They will not only advocate vegetarianism and veganism to individuals but will call for society to abandon the practice of killing animals for food. We hope that this initiative will strengthen the animal rights movement over the years. It is important to address people not only as consumers but also as citizens like the anti-slavery activists who, although only a small minority, not only sought a boycott of sugar produced by slaves but also clearly expressed the idea that slavery should be banned. It is important today to question society as a whole about the murder of animals for food so that it can no longer avoid a public debate on the legitimacy of this practice. On 31 January conferences, street actions, leafleting and information stands will be organized to spread the idea that the consumption of meat cannot be justified ethically and should therefore be abolished just as human slavery was in its time. Here is the video of an original action that can be used for the world day, made by Swiss activists in 2007 (other groups are welcome to use the same format): Your actions can be reported on this website: http://www.nomoremeat.org/ Send us an email if you plan something in your town: meat.abo.day(at)gmail.com And for more information: I recommend you this great article explaining why it is important to demand the abolition of meat: http://www.cahiers-antispecistes.org/spip.php?article369 A FAQ about the movement for the abolition of meat: http://en.m-eat.org/wiki/FAQ A to organize actions for the abolition of meat: meatabolition/ Anushavan Sarukhanyan, from Switzerland -- Because meat production involves killing the animals that are eaten, because their living conditions and slaughter cause many of them to suffer, because eating meat isn't necessary, because sentient beings shouldn't be mistreated or killed unnecessarily, therefore, farming, fishing and hunting animals for their flesh, as well as selling and eating animal flesh, should be abolished. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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