Vegan Video Brigade descends on the Mission - cake at Herbivore t o follow!

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

To avoid offending any reading parties by making reference to jocks, yuppies, or

people from Amarillo, Texas (I really thought Amarillo was safe, given that the

Oprah trial was staged there), I'll keep this really simple.

 

What? The Vegan Video Brigade! Our video & pamphleteering excursions into SF

neighborhoods, screening PeTA's " Meet Your Meat " for the fine pedestrians of

SF, while distributing literature and engaging passersby in constructive

discussions about food choices.

 

Who? You and all of your wonderful veggie friends!

 

Why? Because it's a positive, fun, lively, powerful way to make a difference.

 

When? Friday, September 13th, 7 pm - 9 pm.

 

Where? The Mission, at the corner of 16th & Valencia - I think there's a bank

on one of the corners where we can set up.

 

More incentive? Since we'll be in the Mission, going over to Herbivore for some

vegan chocolate cake after our leafleting excursion seems to me to be a

moral imperative.

 

Hope you can make it!!

 

Cheers,

Alka

[Guest guest]

Texas is still not a safe haven for herbivores. If the state doesn't

lynch you, the red necks will. By Texas law you can not warn people

about the dangers of eating dead animal body parts and bodily fluids.

William The Scot

 

 

 

 

News - Today's headlines

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[Guest guest]

William,

 

I haven't seen the actual wording of the law, but my understanding is that

you are not allowed to make claims *you know to be false* about a perishable

food. So, if something is easily shown to be true, you should be okay.

 

Jack Norris, Registered Dietitian

PO Box 4305

Davis, CA 95617-4305

916-375-0014

 

http://www.jacknorrisrd.com/newsletter

 

 

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" William The Scot " <william_the_scot

" Chandna, Alka " <alka.chandna

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Friday, September 13, 2002 8:33 AM

Re: [sFBAVeg] Vegan Video Brigade descends on the Mission - cake at

Herbivore t o follow!

 

 

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> lynch you, the red necks will. By Texas law you can not warn people

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