Animalism - Friendly and Pragmatic
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Re: Animalism - Friendly and Pragmatic
Great message!
Was it you I heard had rescue bunnies?
Was it you I heard had rescue bunnies?
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Yes, I have two rescue bunnies. Will post photos of them later.
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Re: Animalism - Friendly and Pragmatic
I just read the post on Medium. What an excellent idea! And I love the fact that it is defined in positive terms. My only concern is the possible association with animism (the religious belief). Does that worry you at all?Vincent Berraud wrote: ↑Wed Feb 08, 2017 1:39 am What is animalism? - https://medium.com/@TheAnimalist/what-is-animalism-dc1bb9f9f822#.p6k1n2yfd
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That's a good point. That was nagging at me a bit too.ModVegan wrote: ↑Sat Mar 04, 2017 7:14 pmI just read the post on Medium. What an excellent idea! And I love the fact that it is defined in positive terms. My only concern is the possible association with animism (the religious belief). Does that worry you at all?Vincent Berraud wrote: ↑Wed Feb 08, 2017 1:39 am What is animalism? - https://medium.com/@TheAnimalist/what-is-animalism-dc1bb9f9f822#.p6k1n2yfd
Although I doubt many people would notice, since it's not really common knowledge?
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That's what I thought too (that it's not really common knowledge), but I brought up the idea with a friend who's vegetarian. She also loved the concept, but before I could even get to what it was, she stopped me and said (with a quizzical look) "like animism?"brimstoneSalad wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2017 2:08 am
That's a good point. That was nagging at me a bit too.
Although I doubt many people would notice, since it's not really common knowledge?
So yeah, I think it would occur to many (but maybe not most) people. Unfortunately! I was really hoping that wouldn't be her first reaction.
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Let's hope you have a sample bias, and your friends are more educated that the average person.
I wonder if Vincent has run into this issue.
I wonder if Vincent has run into this issue.
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Re: Animalism - Friendly and Pragmatic
I have never had an issue with this. I think it's common for words to have different possible meanings and i think that intuitively, animalism makes more sense when it means caring about animals.