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I have thought about this before, I think that if there were an island and/or country where all it's people were vegan I would move there. The country would be, for the most part, self sufficient with farms and basic goods made locally. There would be no need to read labels at the grocery store or question what you ordered at a restaurant. Meditation groups, yoga centers and running clubs would be common recreational activities. Nearly every neighborhood would have a community garden and bartering would take place for foods/services between citizens.
What do you think? Would you move away from your home to live here?
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Permalink Reply by Lilia Mickenzie on February 26, 2013 at 4:40am Im with you Xiao Kang,I would do the same!
Permalink Reply by Angie W. on January 13, 2013 at 10:06am Hell ya and would vaca in non-vegan places.
Permalink Reply by Mike James on January 13, 2013 at 10:35am Ok, maybe not an entirely new country, but if there was a gated community within your existing state/country... I bet many of us would want to live there. It is like gay people in the USA, they love San Francisco because they are surrounded by other gay people and a culture that supports their lifestyle. I have known 3 gay friends of mine to move to SF in the last 5 years, and they love it. I don't think there is anything wrong with wanting to be accepted and appreciated for who you are. It gets tiring having to defend your stance on everything for so long.. YES I am an example that you can abstain from animal products and still be in great shape. I am proud of the decisions that I make, I just wish I was surrounded by other people like me... all the time.
Permalink Reply by jordan on January 13, 2013 at 11:34am
Permalink Reply by Sarah Wood on January 13, 2013 at 12:42pm No If I lived there I couldn't teach people about the veg life style.
Permalink Reply by Mike James on January 13, 2013 at 8:50pm The majority of the human population are ignorant, self-centered and hopeless. I have very little interest in waisting my time with people that look down on my lifestyle. I became a vegan because of some PETA videos that I came across, and for that reason I donate to many animal rights organizations so that they can get the message out.
Permalink Reply by Angie W. on January 13, 2013 at 10:04pm Mike...there are times that I feel that way myself but have to remind myself that it takes a lot for people to want to change especially in the older population where they are set in their ways. To lead by example is a good way to get most attention however there are many out there who will never get it. Those are the ones who are the abusive ones who think they have all of the right answers and then end up with some disease or die very early. I would say that is their choice if it werent for the fact that they are the cause and effect for animal cruelty, aware or not. Just going to McDonalds is supporting it.
Permalink Reply by Merryberry on January 14, 2013 at 2:48am Yes, I might consider moving to a Vegan "gated community". Doesn't mean I wouldn't be out in the world hoping to influence others but it would be nice to have that support.
Permalink Reply by Mike James on January 14, 2013 at 8:40am great response, thank you for that.
Permalink Reply by Lauren Woods on January 16, 2013 at 8:07am Well I'm always up for living somewhere new. I would definitely move there! Would I stay there forever? Probably not. Though I would greatly enjoy living so peacefully and easily for the time I was :3! I would at least secure a vacation home there, or better yet retire there- that way in my old age, I'll have little to worry about :)!
Am I the only one that just really doesn't like moving?
I'd go for a visit or two though!
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