Re: the justice of veganism

[robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

What about veganism and abortion?

These sorts of questions get really complicated real fast.

 > From: Noelle <noelle>
 > Date: Tue, 5 May 2026 16:15:25 -0700 (PDT)
 > 
 > https://www.counterpunch.org/2026/05/04/there-is-no-justice-without-veganism/
 > 
 > and this guy lives in Northampton:
 > 
 > "As an antiwar activist I often engage with others in organized 
 > actions against my local arms manufacturer – L3Harris, located at 50 
 > Prince Street, in Northampton. We talk to workers through a bullhorn 
 > – no one, we believe, should be allowed to work for the death 
 > industry in a moral vacuum. That is what free speech is for – to 
 > pierce the veil of secrecy that profit motives depend on. But what 
 > about the butcher shop, the slaughterhouse, the shopper and the 
 > chef? Perpetrators and passive participants alike strive to seek 
 > safety in collective silence. Can people see the bombing of schools 
 > and hospitals and the vast industry of animal slaughter as one 
 > continuous act of shame? Can we imagine that blocking the entrance 
 > to L3Harris – as we did last August – might be seen as an act 
 > adjacent to veganism? Realistically, I understand that many antiwar 
 > activists consume meat, and many vegans fail to target the war 
 > industry. That is the discontinuity that plagues us, the separation 
 > of moral visions into small, disempowered subdivisions."
 > 
 > I bet Alex may have encountered him.