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There may be hope for improvement – in local food movements, in increasing awareness. Who knows?
ain’t it the truth!
A sad post Monica, unfortunately mankind has gone beyond the stage of constructive objection.
Food is now appearing on our supermarket shelves that have dubious origins.
The chase for big money seems to have overtaken compassion and care.
Inertia is very much part of the human condition, and each of us is guilty of it in the face of things we’d prefer to ignore.
I’m touched, thank you very much, Monica.
I know you are right, Carmen. I applaud you for having the courage and determination to follow your convictions where they lead and for continuing to speak out. Thank you.
Thank you very much for the kind mention, dear Monica. Thank you for this series, too. The hard facts are terribly painful, even more when all this can be avoided. An ethical vegan lifestyle encompassess all aspects of the lives of other beings –it lessens suffering, abuse, pollution, degradation of the environment and violence in society. Thank you, my friend.