Puppets of politics : Veganism in politics by Rittika Samanta

 

Veganism in politics

This picture shows how how we humans are killing animals for our needs.

Veganism is particularly viewed as an and controversial form of political participation as it is conducted to address the ethical concern and to change market practices. The production of animal products is already leading to several environmental problems like global warming. Most prominently meat consumption contributes to global warming with around 20% of the greenhouse gas emission streaming from animal agriculture. Vegan diets or at least the massive reduction of consumption of animal products a step we can take to counter this negative trends. Chinese government has announced a plan to reduce meat consumption by 50% and till 2030 a decision endorse in a popular YouTube by Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron.

This is the picture of the diet of a vegan person.

Scholars increasingly argue that the beggar lifestyle reflects a border pattern of how political behaviour is becoming more of individual  and private. By means of an original standardized survey proposed in Switzerland by 648 vegans the result surprisingly shows 3 political dimension those are:-

• Politically motivated vegans live Vegans more strictly and are more politically active than vegan motivated by personal concern.

• A vast majority of the vegans is politically motivated and aims to induce change in society at large.

• They are highly engaged in a broad variety of political activities.

Here is the example of fruits and vegetables what  vegan person generally prefer in the diet

Veganism has largely become a political movement. At the moment it is nowhere near  that anywhere in the world and the fault lies with Vegans themselves. The amount of food needed today’s that he’ll represent a massive waste of land and grains, with 80% of the world Soymeal used to feed animals. The world is in its end  stage and it has taken just 200 years of carnism to get there.  Veganism must be in a form of boycott with individual communities refusing to put money into harmful industries. One can no longer be a Jain who is  vegetarian at home and has a factory that produce plywood. 

Vegetable allowed in veganism

 This is how people restrict them politically as well as personally in there vegan diet.

How is veganism go hand in hand with politics

https://youtu.be/ZXNtnEPRLNc

Veganism and politics

https://youtu.be/X3ABES1xcuE