Do you really not understand that plants don't have the ability to feel pain? Why do omnivores suddenly care about the completely invented feelings of plants when confronted with their immorality of their actions?

Wow. Whoever made this trailer was so freaken sexist. At the end, the only role they name is “Robert Duval as The Commander,” as if he were the primary character! Someone needed to actually read some Atwood. *Shakes head.*

The fact that Elizabeth Moss is a Scientologist really qualifies my positive feelings about this. Idk if that’s fair or nor, but it is what it is.

But isn’t she a Scientologist and don’t they basically practice half the stuff in that book?

Eva Green would've been a good Offred

I’m so scared. The movie was so bad. This is such a good book, and really terrifying in today’s world.

Do you think that animals and plants have the same, or even similar, capacity for suffering?

No.

BOOM. You got it.

Your point will go right over everyone’s head here. This is a busybody hang out. They choose get to choose what is right and wrong about everything.

meat isn’t sustainable even if you raise it at home so I mean... okay. Ugh I feel like I’m beginning to sound militant the more I respond to people, but this is a good documentary that discusses that. http://www.cowspiracy.com

I’ve been a vegetarian, not vegan, for more than half my life because I chose to and quite frankly don’t like meat. It’s actually not even that ethical of a stance for me because I’m selfish and only have so many things to be angry or sad about. Plus I wear leather shoes, like cheese and eat stuff with eggs as an…

not true, as much as I’d like to believe it. There’s actually a pretty good Netflix documentary on this now. Unfortunately what the Engleharts are doing is actually more unsustainable, even if it is more ethical (raising animals at home takes up a larger number of resources and space than traditional and factory farms…

Maybe I’m missing something, but is Adam Pally just making fun of two random dudes on Twitter? If so, he’s a dick.

Well I’m going to be the bitch that says it. I don’t want a penis in the ladies room. In a wig, in a dress, or whatever.

I don’t consider it a children’s book. It’s like Animal Farm in that way... when I was in second grade I found Animal Farm and read it. Got nothing out of it. Watership Down is more an allegory of Great Britain in WWII. Not a children’s subject.

I logged into my gmail, using my 2-step authenticator on my phone, so I could dig out my kinja key, so that I could comment on this article. That’s how protective I am of Watership Down.

Hello friends. Please don’t kill bees. If you have a hive in your yard and are afraid (which you shouldn’t be bc bees aren’t going to do a thing to you unless you go out of your way to upset them) please consider having them safely removed. Call your local beekeeper club and they’ll know how to help you out. Thank…

I’ve noticed that too. Its odd how he can turn a complete 180 from day to day. Not that I’m immune to bad commenting. I’ve misunderstood or misread comments and reacted poorly. I’ve been drunk, and drunk commenting while fun, doesn’t usually leave me looking very good. But Eileen was a commenter I usually found myself…

You know, sometimes when I talk to my therapist I tell her about the most recent news I read. I’m occasionally depressed. And when we talk about medication, I wonder: how are we supposed to live in a society that demonstrates how little we matter, every fucking day, and not be depressed? How are women supposed to see…