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Published: 2017-12-08 14:28:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 2824; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 3
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Description
Coverart of my newest artbook: Pupa Vegan RED, which is available here: www.pupaveg.com/Pupa-Vegan-RED… (13.50 euros).(100% of the profit will go to Pupa's animal sanctuary.)
This drawing is actually a re-make of my old one: fav.me/d8tl4aw
I personally think I've improved it, even though I used only 4 colours.
Product description:
Are you a vegan who struggles with unsupportive friends and family members? Or are you an openminded non-vegan who wants to learn about veganism? Then this book is for you! Its short, simple comics are backed up by scientific research, and hundreds of peer-reviewed studies. This book will address objections frequently presented to vegans, and reveal how they are flawed. This will save you a lot of time when learning about veganism, and save you from having to constantly repeat yourself to people who ask questions like:
- Where do vegans get their B12?
- Won’t it take more land to feed all humans on plants?
- Can you be vegan if you have allergies?
- We don’t kill animals for milk, right?
- What about honey?
- Isn't eating fish better?
- What about humane slaughter?
- Isn’t it all just vegan propaganda?
Title: Pupa Vegan RED.
Vol: 1
Number of pages: 100 (full-colour).
Size: A5.
Type: Educational/humour.
Finish: Hardcover
Published by: PUPA (first print).
Packing: Cute vegan gift-wrap paper.
Published: Pre-order. Expected release date: January 2018.
Concept & book
I don't really need to explain this. A picture says more than 1000 words. The concept is very personal to me, because it represents the mindset of my past self, and also that of most people who say they love animals. I didn't think about what I said, back then. I think I would have if someone made and showed me a similar drawing earlier in my life, because no amount of "but" would change the irony and hypocrisy of the sad reality shows. I hope it will make others think about their words VS their actions as well. I personally am not into sugarcoating, which is why I like art like this. I don't tell people what they want to hear, I tell them how things really are. I hope this cover will draw a lot of attention on the upcoming conventions. My last book's cover certainly did. I think this new book, Pupa Vegan Red, is my best so far. It has better content, I word things a lot better now in English and I have several proofreaders now. I've published several vegan books in my life, but for the first time I can say that I am completely satisfied with how this book turned out. I hope its content will change the hearts of many, and will spare many animals and the planet.
Non-profit
This book is 100% non-profit. All of the profit will go to small non-profit animal sanctuaries for animals in need, including my own sanctuary. You can read more about that on my website. The book itself is also 100% fairwear and eco-friendly produced, meaning no deforestation.
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So, according to your logic: if I eat any sort of meat and like some animals at the same time, I'm a "hypocrite" and my opinion is worthless.
I fucking hate white people
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I agree with you, but where did white come into this? Do you know their skin color? Do you just assume all groups of skin color are the same?
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In our culture, we are taught to love some animals, and kill others. As there are no significant differences in their desire to avoid fear and death, there are no moral reasons for our double standards, which makes it - in fact - hypocritical. Have you ever thought about why we love dogs, kill pigs and wear cows?
Also, why do you assume I'm white? How is skin color even relevant in this?
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Because its always and will be rich entitled white people who complains about the littlest things.
Well, that's how the people from United States act
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Honestly, the very fact that you consider the oppression, torture, mutilation, sexual exploitation, and mass-killing of your victims "little things" makes you come a lot closer to the "rich white person" description you mentioned. After all... throughout history, wasn't it "rich white people" who were known for oppressing and killing others who look different from them, and on top of that were apathetic to their victim's horrendous suffering?
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My nigga, why did you get triggered so much?
Is it because I disagree to your retarded world views or you just hate people?
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You seem like a racist biggot, my nigga. I'm sorry anyone had to read your disgusting comment.
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Y'all hate me cause I speak the truth
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We hate you coz you're talking really racist against white people
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And I'm allowed to say you're having a double standard, and that your statements are harmful and deliberately hostile, and that your statements would probably be banned as hate speech on most platforms.
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Or I replied politely and you ignored my questions? Does polite conversation quantify being triggered?
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In today's standards and your country's logic; Yes
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The most devastating realization about the opposition towards the animal rights movement is not the hypocrisy but the idea that so many people encourage animals to suffer for their personal desires and mock the people who care. Nice cover by the way.
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Thanks. And yeah, you're right. Most people are selfish and only think of themselves, not their victims. I hope my art can convince at least some people to think beyond "I want".
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I'm sure your art has convinced a lot of folks.
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Over 1200 so far. I'm only counting the ones who contacted me about it though.
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That's quite remarkable.
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I love this. Last month I talked to so many people who said things like this: "I'm not vegan/vegetarian, but I love animals!" 
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You're welcome. I used to be one of those people, too. I paid to kill animals, but I loved my rabbit, so I considered myself an animal lover. But when you think about it, it's like saying that cannibals love people just because they don't eat their own children. Most people who say they are animal lovers are only pet lovers.
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I also thought of the cannibal analogy.
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Thank you. I'll keep drawing.
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I always find art like this to be super ironic....
Like, "people who eat meat are evil!" says the people who are also responsible for deaths of thousands of animals who's homes were cleared to make way for crops and their lives snuffed to protect said crops.
We all play a part in killing animals and destroying the environment, our diet doesn't make us any more or less of a good person. It's absolutely impossible for humans to live a life that doesn't result in animals and the environment suffering.
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First of all, if you're really serious about this, then it makes no sense to feed up livestock on millions and millions of plants, and then kill the animal to eat. This would result in far more plant casualties, which makes animal agriculture (in fact) the leading cause of deforestation and habitat destruction, which you'd surely want to avoid as a dedicated environmentalist. Better to minimize land destruction and plant casualties by just feeding 7 billion humans on them, rather than feeding many times more to 58 billion animals, right?
Second, as humans, we are born into a world where all consumerist actions cause harm in one way or another. But to say we shouldn't bother minimising our harm in one area just because we are causing harm in other areas is a complete cop-out. To use an analogy: if you are a lifeguard and see a group of people drowning, should you not bother to jump in and save any because you can't save them all? This is what you're doing when you continue to fund animal oppression simply because you can't stop all oppression. With regards to there being animal products in everyday items such as car tyres, windows, walls, etc., we shouldn't be focusing on 2% of the problem. The 55 billion land animals and 90 billion marine animals massacred every year are massacred by the meat, dairy, egg, leather, wool, and fish industries—not the car tyre industry. Not the glass industry. So let's focus on the extremely simple and practical solution of boycotting meat, dairy, egg, leather, wool, etc. and then we can see those industries switch to plant-based alternatives.
Veganism isn't about dogmatically and irrationally saying "I am perfect, I harm nothing". It is about recognising the harm that is being done by our society, and trying to make a change, avoid being part of it - as far as we can. Just because you can't avoid all harm, doesn't mean it's justified to intentionally cause more harm when it's unnesssecary. You can use that poor argument for every form of senseless violence in the world, and realize how illogical it sounds by using it consistently.
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"Animal lovers" who only care about cats and dogs in a nutshell.
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Guess who saw another argument about PLANTS?! If you guessed me, you're right.
And Thankful for what the animal offers. Here's an idea, don't kill it, then it won't be killed.
Circle of life, what a stupid argument. By that logic, if a superior being killed and ate you, it'd be okay because of the CIRCLE of life.
Not all plants are healthy, but they're healthier than eating meat.
And you're a meat eater if you eat meat.
What stupid arguments did you see?!
This is the argument.
This is why I feel a bit better eating meat with my vegetables/fruit. Because at least I'm showing that I'm thankful for what the animal has offered after being killed against its will. There's no use crying over spilled milk, people. Once an animal dies, we can't do much in our power to bring it back so I don't see why animalaboo vegans cry over the meat isle at stores. Not saying that they should stop being vegan, but to stop being a animalboo. Instead of rejecting what the trees, plants, and animals offered to me or the rest of the world- I suck it up and face the philosophy that it's the circle of life (cIRCLE OF LIIIIIIIFE) and I'm only eating meat to turn that chicken/cow/etc. into energy/fuel for me to live on. When I was a vegan at age 12, I was crazy animalaboo vegan. I'd only cry over dem wulfs but dont care if a spider dies. I, too, was a crazy animalaboo vegan until my boyfriend taught me that Native Americans respect animals by using/taking everything what the hunted animal offers. I'm no meat-eater nor vegan- I like to have a mix of both and have a colorful plate for dinner but I highly respect and love this stamp . Vegans cry and baaaaw over certain animals dying yet they don't think twice that plants are capable of having cells, providing themselves a immune system, and even supporting one another when water is scarce. I love how vegans say that "aLL PLANTS R HEALTHY AND HELP U" yet plants are also perfectly capable of fucking you up. Ever heard of toxalbumins, dear vegans? Ya know- poison ivy, marijuana, poisonous mushrooms, or Anemophily.
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Oh, the same old excuses again.
"I'M THANKFUL TO WHAT THE ANIMAL HAS OFFERED".
The animal didn't offer anything, especially not their lives - you violently TOOK it. Also, giving thanks to a victim after killing them does NOTHING for the victim and you only do so to make yourself feel better.
I'm going to drag George and Sidekick into this because I'm lazy. Hope you can use these:
"THE ANIMALS WE BUY FROM THE SHOP ARE DEAD ANYWAY"
Indeed. But buying an animal product isn't a bad thing for the animal who is already dead—it's a bad thing for the animal who is now going to be killed as a result of the money you paid to that industry to kill them in order to replace that product on the shelf. Every time we pay for an animal product, we pay for another animal to be abused and murdered. Again, this is the reality of supply and demand. We vote with our wallet every time we buy an animal product, and say: "I support animal cruelty".
Circle of life
I am not really sure what this means but I will try to cover it - if the suggestion is that "you live you die, therefore killing is fine" then this would justify killing companion animals and also humans. If the suggestion is "we kill an animal so that we can live" then this is false. Animals are killed for the enjoyment of eating their dead bodies. It is not a matter of survival, as proven by all the hundreds of millions of vegans in the world.
Plants have feelings
First of all, if you're really serious about this and no amount of scientific evidence will sway you - then it purely comes down to numbers. If a blade of grass is of the same importance to you as a dog, then it makes no sense to feed up livestock on millions and millions of plants, and then kill the animal to eat. This would result in far more plant casualties, which you'd surely want to avoid as a dedicated plants-rights activist. Better to minimize those plant casualties by just feeding yourself on them, rather than feeding many times more to animals, right? But let's be sensible - plants lack brains and lack anything else that neuroscientists know to cause sentience. Some studies show plants to have input/output reactions to certain stimulation, but no study suggests sentience or an ability to "feel emotions". You can plainly understand the difference between a blade of grass and a dog. Comparisons between the two are completely absurd.
"All plants are healthy".
An absurd strawman no one ever actually said.
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Yep. It's an idiotic argument all around.
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Yes, it's ironic, isn't it?
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Meat is often seen as just being a type of food. But it is a dead body, of a once living creature. To say "I just like the taste" is to say "Killing is justified if I like the flavour of the dead body". If we follow through with this, then somebody would be justified in killing your pets if they liked the taste, which surely nobody would agree with. Or even extend it to humans and say that if someone likes the taste of human flesh, then it's fine to murder people.
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Is that all you can say? Are you ignoring my argument?
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Aaaaand, now he is banned by the staff...
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Me, too. Vegan junkfood bar in Amsterdam their burgers are delicious!
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gross not vegan burgers
delicious meat burgers mmmm
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You mean decaying corpse burgers? No, thanks.
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Be careful. Lions and tigers also feast on "decaying corpses" as you claim.
Are you going to say that they're in the wrong too just because eating meat
is a necessity for carnivores like then?
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