Cowspiracy
Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 6:52 pm
This movie seems like it's by far the most effective in changing people's minds and making them go vegan these days. I even just saw that MrRepzion is going vegetarian for 30 days after having watched it.
How come it's so effective? I'm not sure, but I have some guesses:
1. It focuses on the environment, something most people care a lot about. I think the idea of animal rights is still too alien to many people, especially men..
2. The narrator starts off without having many answers, so the viewer can better identify with his journey. This makes it seem like the movie isn't just "preachy" propaganda
I think the environmental argument might be the most effective. In my experience, men generally don't seem to care as much about either their health or animal well-being
How come it's so effective? I'm not sure, but I have some guesses:
1. It focuses on the environment, something most people care a lot about. I think the idea of animal rights is still too alien to many people, especially men..
2. The narrator starts off without having many answers, so the viewer can better identify with his journey. This makes it seem like the movie isn't just "preachy" propaganda
I think the environmental argument might be the most effective. In my experience, men generally don't seem to care as much about either their health or animal well-being