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Dirk Giesselmann is a German, vegan, multimedia artist and documentarian, born in 1974. In 1992 he became vegetarian for ethical reasons and in January 1997 he decided not to take part in the exploitation of non human animals any longer and became vegan. Avoiding nonvegan food and other ‘animal products’ was a first step, but it wasn’t enough. To acheive more important changes, he started to take photos and videos of so called ‘production animals’ — with permission and undercover as well

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Protest Poster- Go Vegan and stop animal slavery

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Protest Poster- Go Vegan and stop animal slavery

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Humanity is to take care of all sensitive beings and to initiate compassion, which is required immediately to STOP discrimination, exploitation and mass killing around the world.

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Freedom to live. This is right of every animal on earth. Animal have right to be free from human cruelty

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Pigs are far more sophisticated than the human realizes. Watch pigs living in peace and freedom on a sanctuary and you’ll find that pigs are tidy, playful, loving and intelligent, worthy of human compassion and respect.

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Living vegan has many advantages. First, it’s a direct action you can take right now that has an immediate, real-world impact on animals. Secondly, living vegan is better for the environment. Finally, a properly planned vegan diet can be incredibly healthy.

So perhaps a better question might be, why not live vegan?

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