Stop to eat meat,stop to drink milk,to become a vegan,no use more cosmetics,except those one not tested on animals,donīt buy drugs from those laboratories who kills 500 animals per day like HLS in England,ask for God for the japanese people stop to kill whales and dolphins,because there are still people that believes that is for "sientifics" purposes????? Is that a japanese joke?And the Canadians killing baby seals?And here in my country,thousands of wild animals killed by the fire in Amazon forests,also sold to abroad,thousands of abandoned dogs and cats????????
As we say here in Brazil...sometimes I think that I am trying
dry a big piece of ice...
Iīll try to show Earthlings to the people but I know that most of them will say...Is it sad? It shows animals dying? I donīt wanna see it...Is so easy for the humans..."I donīt see...well,I donīt know..."
Tutuca.

Hi Tutuca,

Thanks so much for writing and for your kind heart.

If people say "I cannot bear to watch animals suffering. I don't want to watch this movie", maybe you can say "If you cannot bear to watch animals suffering, then how can you bear to be the cause of it when you eat cheese and ham? This movie will show you the truth about what goes on behind closed doors to make the cheese and eggs and meat and circus animal perform. Without seeing it, you are an un-informed consumer. After watching it and learning about the violence required to make animal products, you will then be an informed and educated consumer."

About laws. Please visit professor of law Gary L. Francione's website about the abolitionist approach to animal rights. Watch the short video on animal rights vs. animal welfare to learn about why changing laws to "improve" welfare standards for factory farm animals actually makes it worse for the animals and causes them great harm. The best way to help animals is to educate others about veganism.
http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/video/

Thanks. Visit again soon!

DG

Hey Tutuca, have you watched the Brazilian documentary 'A carne é fraca'?

Welcome to the board!

No I havenīt see "A carne é fraca",you know,I live in a farm,in the state of Sao Paulo,thereīs a good city near us about 100 miles and the huge capital,city of Sao Paulo is about 300 miles from home,so I donīt use to go there,but is the place where things happens...Next 25/Nov Iīll drive these 300 miles to watch "Earthlings".I was born in the city of Sao Paulo but I am living in my farm since 1978 with my Beagles,other dogs,horses,cows and a lot of wild animals...survivors from this crazy world...


Regards,
Tutuca.

Laws are no good if people don't respect them or don't respect why they were put there in the first place.