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https://www.vegsoc.org
Who are they ?
They inspire, support and influence people in order to help them live a healthy vegetarian lifestyle. They also work with government agencies to try and help animal rights.

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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/cif-green/2011/jan/19/vegetarian-animal-cruelty-meat
Chose to eat meat as long as she bred the animal so she knows its had a happy life.

Jenna Woginrich

I am going to try and find some contact information in order to get an interview with her.

This will be helpful within my research as it a somebody who was vegetarian but now eats me but only if she knows its had a happy life. This is important in my research as it is somebody who has tried both sides and has now made a choice which she feels is correct.

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Replied to my email and I have an interview for tomorrow with them about the rise in vegetarianism.

This helped me in my research as the specialist spoke about the health benefits with being vegetarian as well as the health threats involved. This helped me to fully understand and compare with eating meats health dangers and benefits and also helped me double check facts to make sure my information was correct.

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I contacted '8th Day' for an interview and their colleagues Ursula agreed to do an interview with me.
Here is the email below that I sent her to confirm everything.

I had researched into the '8th Day' to find out who they were, what they were and why they would be useful to use within my radio package. It was important to include them in order to backup my research and not to make it all biased based on my own opinion.

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On a vegetarian diet, you get more fibre, vitamins and magnesium which makes you more healthy.
Also, you're less of a chance of getting heart disease or a heart attack due to the lack of red meat in your system.

You can find this located on the vegetarian society website but this was originally from my own knowledge.

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Questions to ask someone who believes that eating meat is NOT a form of animal abuse:

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Questions to ask someone who believes that eating meat is NOT a form of animal abuse:

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- Do you think that eating meat is a form of animal abuse? Why?
- Do you believe that in 40 years, everyone in the world is going to be vegetarian / vegan?
- Around the world, 58 billion animals are killed for human uses, how do you feel about this?

I will ask these because it will balance my topic of is eating meat a form of animal abuse because It will no longer be biased as I can compare both sides

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Questions to ask someone who believes eating meat is a form of animal abuse:

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Questions to ask someone who believes eating meat is a form of animal abuse:

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- Do you believe that eating meat is a form of animal abuse and why?
- How do you feel about this?
- Why do you think that people believe that it is not a form of animal abuse?

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/animals/using/eating_1.shtml
Arguments that if someone stopped eating meat, nothing would change in the world. I do not agree with this because the less people who eat meat , the less demand for meet there is and therefore less animals are being killed at once.

The reason why vegetarians do not agree with that statement is because the statistics are backed up on the vegetarian society website which proves you can live a healthy lifestyle without meat and the change it would make in the world is that animals would not be killed for humans.

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One of the greatest  nutritional myths is that: Meat does not belong in a healthy diet.

This can be found on the vegetarian society website as well as in many nutritional vegetarian youtube videos. This is important to include within my information.

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E-mail local restaurant Damsons to interview a chef

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E-mail local restaurant Damsons to interview a chef

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http://www.damsonrestaurant.co.uk/heaton-moor/contact-and-bookings/

HeatonMoor@damsonrestaurant.co.uk

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Contact for someone who disagrees that it is a form of animal abuse :

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Contact for someone who disagrees that it is a form of animal abuse :

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Daniel Bird, former Journalist studying at University of Liverpool who strongly feels that eating meat is a normal process in life and it should not be classed as animal abuse.
07863925458

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Animals kill each other for survival of the fittest and to stay alive.

So people say that animals kill each other so its okay for humans to kill them.

However :

1. Animals in the wild have a chance to fight for themselves and get away.

2. What if humans killed each other for survival? Would that be treated the same way?

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Email to the vegetarian society ( Supports )

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Email to the vegetarian society ( Supports )

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Here is my email to the society inviting them in for an interview supporting my hypothesis for ' is eating meat a form of animal abuse.'

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Facts about turning Vegetarian ( Supports )

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Facts about turning Vegetarian ( Supports )

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These facts are useful and interesting to use within my radio package.

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https://www.vegsoc.org/animals

This screenshot shows the statistics of animals killed around the UK for human use.

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This video helps to show that if it okay to kill a cow for food, does that mean it is okay to kill a cat for food? However, if we kill a cat it is classed as ' Barbaric' and therefore we are not allowed to kill a cat for the same person as a cow is killed.

This is important for my radio package because it creates an afterthought within the listeners minds making them think about if it is okay to eat meat or not.

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Meet Matt he's a cat man. Visit http://www.everymealcounts.org to meet Winnie who loves adventure and Alan who wishes he loved his waistline more. Plus you can take the test. Created by Raw visit http://www.weareraw.co.uk

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Contact the Vegetarian society ( Supports )

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Contact the Vegetarian society ( Supports )

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https://www.vegsoc.org/contact
media enquiries (including copyright issues): press@vegsoc.org
By contacting them, it will help me to understand more about vegetarians and their beliefs. This is important in my research to develop my understanding and knowledge.

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Vegetarian society animal welfare ( Supports )

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Vegetarian society animal welfare ( Supports )

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https://www.vegsoc.org/facts/broilerchickens

This shows what happens to animals involved in the routine of animals being slaughtered for human uses.
This is important within my research in order to understand exactly what goes on and the facts and figures around it.

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This video shows the life of a cow farmed for milk and meat. It gives us an insight of the pain and torture cows go through on a daily bases to produce things that humans want.
- Pain through milk being pumped out through machines.

- Pain through putting tags on them.

- Pain through being made inpregnate through a man.(Rape)

- Pain through their child being taken away.
- Pain through fear.
- Pain through the fear or knowing where they're going at the end.

I am still not sure weather to include vegan beliefs into my radio package yet however, I wanted this included in my research as it helps me gain knowledge on further steps to take to prevent animal abuse.

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PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)

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http://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-food/

Here are things that animals are killed for for humans. You can click further into these to find out more about the topic for them. However, by killing animals for these, it causes problems like : Using up resources, Pollutes the air, Pollutes the water and is CRUELTY to animals. Animal abuse will not stop until we stop eating meat.

This website was useful as it helped me to support my background information on my subject.

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Statistics of animals killed a year. Society. ( Supports )

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Statistics of animals killed a year. Society. ( Supports )

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http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2014/10/01/enforcing-the-legal-rights-of-animals/eating-meat-is-also-animal-abuse

This screenshot shows that the amount of animals a year killed for humans. It also compares other animals deaths. Abuse. This is good because it gives me information on comparisons between which animals are deemed 'okay' to kill, and those not 'okay' to kill as it is 'barbaric'.