Why Animal Suffering Matters 

Brilliant and thought-provoking.

Fr. Linzey, your RU-vid account should have more subscribers. Greetings from the Philippines! 💜🙏😺🐶

Thank you forever❤❤❤❤

I agreed up to the end. Yes, everyone should go vegan. The whole lecture was the argument for that. Vegan means doing the LEAST amount of harm. It's a moral baseline.

Thank you, for your brilliant and compassionate work.

Excellent presentation sir🙏🏻

Yes, it was super. I, too, came here via Christspiracy as I thought this chap was excellent in the documentary. I am going to read his books. BUT, that said he does incredibly well until near the end. What do I mean? Well, I agree with his approach that everyone should start where they can and that starting point mat be different for different people. That's fine. It's good, practical advice. But where all falls short is NOBODY and this chap includes says, "but you must not be complacent, you must keep striving to do better, each, day, each, week, each month towards veganism". It's the good old get out clause given to folks to soften the blow! It really frustrates me (saying mildly on here). Because you will literally have people finding excuses to not progress. They will conveniently do as little as possible because they see it as inconvenient and tgey are not themselves picking up a knife to commit murder!!! For example, I know a lady who advocates publicly a plant-based diet yet STILL 6 frigging months later still eating cheese. I have offered to give her help, and she knows I have helped others yet finds some bloody excuse not to! She's even seen the suffering of cows and their beautiful babies. She knows why she's addicted. So yeah, there it's gods way to leave animals alone or it isn't! No in-betweens FOREVER. And yes, it is impossible to be vegan 100%. Just driving my car, I hit a fly, just mowing my lawn, I might stand on a beetle, but that's not an xcuses to not do all you can. If say veganism can be achieved for an argument sake 95% of the time, then people should shoot for that. So to conclude, he did very well but he's also talking to a bunch of people of an older generation who are in the main, from my humble experience, selfish to the core and I do wonder if that's partly due to being WWII children. They went without , now they want EVERYTHING. Oh and they also seem to be a generation, in the main that believe mainstream media for everything 🙄

Christspiracy brought me here.