The Nicest Way to Die!

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Hi everyone!

alright… so I sat down again to write a review and well Bite size Vegan uploaded another video! It made me think of a conversation I had with someone the other day about cage free eggs, grass fed beef and Humane killing…

This video shows everything that I said to that person, most importantly that we need to stop justifying killing things by pretending it is ok, because it was done Humanely! the concept is absurd to me now… the word Kill and Humane simply don’t belong in the same sentence.

I know Bite Size vegan would want me to share this, so here it is… please watch it, I am sure it was a hard video to make… please share it and help others make the connection 🙂

 

thank you again Bite size vegan for this awesome video! please subscribe to her Chanel, HERE.. she is amazing!

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6 responses to “The Nicest Way to Die!”

  1. Stacey Ann Avatar
    Stacey Ann

    Love her vids! She’s such a great voice and inspiration.

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    Stacey Ann

    Reblogged this on Making Waves Outreach.

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  4. Jen at Plant Based Potential Avatar
    Jen at Plant Based Potential

    This raises such important points that seem so obvious to some of us but need shouting out loud for others. Thank you for sharing – I’ve been looking for more vegan channels to follow!
    Jen x

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      veganneeds

      Very true 🙂 you are so welcome!! She has really great videos ❤️

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