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meat and masculinity according to moby

moby has a new book coming out called gristle. in an interview with the discerning brute joshua katcher, he talks about meat and masculinity:

i’ve always found it strange that macho guys express their masculinity by eating cows.
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if you gonna be a badass, go eat a jaguar, you know, go wrestle, like chase a wolf in the woods an kill it with you teeth. and then i’ll be impressed with someones masculinity. but like eating a vegetarian animal that is standing docile in a field… chickens and cows, i don’t know how anybody proves their masculinity by eating a chicken or a cow.
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guys will talk about: yeah, let’s have a rare steak!
i’m like: what you are talking about is an uncooked vegetarian animal that doesn’t have the sense of mind to run away from you when you chase it.

vegan in luxembourg?

it's not up to me to tell people what to do or how to live their lives. politicians, teachers, parents, commercials, etc. do that more than enough.
who says vegans are right? well, some vegans might.

here (aspiring) vegans living in luxembourg find support and information. luxembourg is not the worst place to be vegan as there are many places with a more or less wide range of plant based selections. there could be more. it might seem tricky in the beginning but the benefits are woth it.

veganism is not only about food. it's a lifestyle. it's a choice which can be made for various reasons. the obvious reason is the desire not to support animal suffering any longer. another reason might be to lose weight or heal and recover from a disease.

vegetarianism is great but veganism is better.