Humans Treat Animals As Things That Exist

It's Really Not Rocket Science. If Animals Are Not Mere Things; If They Have Moral Value, We Cannot Justify Eating, Wearing, Or Using Them Particularly When We Have No Better Reason Than Palate Pleasure Or Fashion. If You Are Eating, Wearing, Or Using Animals, Then Your Actions Say That You Regard Them As Mere Things, Despite What Your Words Say.

In Order To Be A Teacher You've Got To Be A Student First

Being Vegan Is Not Just A Matter Of Being 'kind' To Animals. First And Foremost, It Is A Matter Of Being Just And Observing Our Moral Obligation To Not Treat Other Sentient Beings As Things.

We Should Never Present Flesh As Somehow Morally Distinguishable From Dairy. To The Extent It Is Morally Wrong To Eat Flesh, It Is As Morally Wrong - And Possibly More Morally Wrong - To Consume Dairy

Veganism Is An Act Of Nonviolent Defiance. It Is Our Statement That We Reject The Notion That Animals Are Things And That We Regard Sentient Nonhumans As Moral Persons With The Fundamental Moral Right Not To Be Treated As The Property Or Resources Of Humans.