The Illusion of Veganism

The main problem with veganism – the religion trys to make change through dietary self-denial giving them an illusion of change.

Real change comes from being and contributing real action into the world.

If you care about animals, you should become a caretaker of them (i.e. farmer), be a veterinarian, be an animal researcher, be an animal nutritionist, be someone who works at making the world a better place for animals.

Make the world practically better.

Most vegans live in an illusion because veganism gives them a false sense of altruism.

Motivating Ideals in Veganism

There are some fundamental Ideals that lead people to become vegan. Recognize that if you are contemplating veganism as a path in life it could be because of some of these fundamental principles that are driving your decision. Be aware that you are probably not “doing it for the animals.”

Here is a look at foundational ideals, beliefs, or schemas in veganism: Continue reading →

Welcome to NoVegan.com

So you’ve done it, you’ve decided you want to become a vegan. You’ve been convinced that factory farms exist and the thought of animals dying is simply heartbreaking. Is it possible for people to have a moral conscious and still eat meat? The question is in need of an answer, but it seems like only vegans are talking about these issues…

Before you jump in wholeheartedly into this belief system, you should at least be aware of some of the reasons why you should not accept the vegan paradigm. Continue reading →