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Reddit banned Paul McCartney over phone-free concert photos post in their subreddit
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Unfortunately my first association is the "Glass Walls" ad that was hammered into my brain hundreds of times before I learned to block them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTifP6idBPs
No, Paul, do you think slaughterhouse employees are even more likely to be vegetarian? Good intentions, but so infuriating.
I'm a carnivore, but I respect reasonable vegetarian/vegans. I'll take a rock star taking a stand like that over Lars attacking music fans because they love music too much.
Totally agreed.
Wow, it was tough to watch that whole video. I hope things have improved since then, although I'm sure in a lot of places they haven't.
Eat less meat and if you do eat meat, pay extra for pasture raised animal products.
Some things get better, others get worse. It's never a bad day to give up animal products.
If you'd like to donate to a group that's fighting for these animals check out thehumaneleague.org.
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