Comments on: Don’t disassemble me http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81 Never apologize for being vegan, be proud not sorry. Sun, 24 Jun 2012 13:42:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Trista http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-35 Trista Wed, 09 May 2012 01:28:25 +0000 http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-35 Mike, you really have a gift. Awesome and poignant. Keep it up! Mike, you really have a gift. Awesome and poignant. Keep it up!

]]> By: TP http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-25 TP Sat, 05 May 2012 16:49:27 +0000 http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-25 I think Don’t disassemble me | The unapologetic vegan is a great blog post and you do a well written job of writing in depth. Thom - <a href="http://www.ep2p4u.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ep2p4u.com</a> I think Don’t disassemble me | The unapologetic vegan is a great blog post and you do a well written job of writing in depth. Thom – http://www.ep2p4u.com

]]> By: Jenny Brown http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-14 Jenny Brown Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:38:49 +0000 http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-14 Great post Mike. I heard that Timothy actually became vegan after visiting us at Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary and meeting Kayli (a slaughterhouse escapee). I can't wait to read his book although I know it will leave me in a fetal position sobbing. Keep up the great writing, my friend! love, Jenny Brown, Co-founder/Director Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary Great post Mike. I heard that Timothy actually became vegan after visiting us at Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary and meeting Kayli (a slaughterhouse escapee). I can’t wait to read his book although I know it will leave me in a fetal position sobbing.

Keep up the great writing, my friend!

love,
Jenny Brown, Co-founder/Director Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary

]]> By: JL goes Vegan http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-12 JL goes Vegan Mon, 23 Apr 2012 20:12:26 +0000 http://unapologeticvegan.com/?p=81#comment-12 I heard Timothy's interview on Our Hen House and I was incredibly moved by how he described the politics of sight, when seeing the living. That seeing Kayli really moved him in a direction that didn't necessarily happen when he was undercover at the slaughterhouse. I think making the connection between the dead and the living is key to changing minds - and why sanctuaries are so important. They educate on the killing while showing the result of rescue - the passionate and loving non-human animals who deserve better. I heard Timothy’s interview on Our Hen House and I was incredibly moved by how he described the politics of sight, when seeing the living. That seeing Kayli really moved him in a direction that didn’t necessarily happen when he was undercover at the slaughterhouse.

I think making the connection between the dead and the living is key to changing minds – and why sanctuaries are so important. They educate on the killing while showing the result of rescue – the passionate and loving non-human animals who deserve better.

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