Interview with legendary animal rights activist Keith Mann

During his short stay in Slovenia Keith, legendary animal rights activist gave us a interview about his work, ALF, fight for animal rights, his suggestions to Slovenians, and support for Vallant.biz campaign to protect Slovenia's nature and animals.http://vallant.biz /Med kratkim obiskom v Sloveniji, nam je legendarni aktivist za pravice živali Keith Mann dal intervju o njegovem delu, ALF, boju za pravice živali, njegovih nasvetih Slovencem in podpori kampanji Vallant.biz za zaščito slovenske narave in živali http://vallant.biz

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• keith
• mann
• animal
• liberation
• front
• alf
• pohorje
• slovenia
• rights
• campaign
• petition
• nature
• conservation
• ecology
• environment

[alanbuttle]

Interesting that they decided to have the interview in the snow!! I think Keith's too busy trying not to freeze! Good interview anyway. haha

[VallantDotBiz]

Interview was made during inspection of ecological problems/damage on mountain Pohorje, as part of my lecture. Snow was forecasted, but we went there anyway so attendees could see what is happening there. Sadly snow covered most of the damage and blizzard got so strong we had to brake and return to Maribor. Keith was really freezing, wasn't dressed properly for occasion, had really little time, because of his return flight, but still had will and courage to go with us. Respect and thx again :)

[kellywinstan]

i have been vegan for 20 years and have never taken vitamins or protein pills. you are very ignorant

[Soulisscool]

Is this true? because it doesn't sound it and I know that there are a lot of people that are involved in vivisection that make up stories specifically to support what they do.

Vivisection is bad science. It has no value and is outdated and has caused very serious side effects in humans because animals do NOT predict human reactions.

For a long list of the failures of vivisection see vivisection is absurd.

Drugs are the fourth biggest killer in the western world.

[leannebridgewater]

diet doesn't come into respecting animals.. diet to respect doesn't matter, even though a diet without corpse is better, even if the only alternative to eating corpse was dark chocolate, still, a decent person would choose the dar chocolate :)

[kimberlily1983]

@TheSonicchick Good point. For the record, though, a balanced vegan diet supplies the body with everything it needs, minus all the junk you find in a non-vegan diet. But you're right, if supplements were necessary, I'd take 'em. No moral person would choose exploitation over supplementing.

[TheSonicchick]

@AlbanZap Veganism is based on compassion. Who cares if you have to take supplements to live by your principles? You are missing the point. It is a philosophical stance not a "diet".

[TheSonicchick]

I am so deeply moved by people who are courageous enough to put their freedom, etc. on the line to help the most helpless among us. I raise my fist in solidarity with these heroes!!!!!

[Contradiction11]

I would like to separate people into 2 group this way: those of us who cannot tolerate the suffering of living things and psychopaths. The people who work at meat factories are either psychopaths sublimating their violent tendencies or are desperate for money, ie. slaves. Everyone who eats meat is either unaware of the suffering they are supporting or is purposefully, gleefully incontinent, unable to quell their desires.

[TheChoujinVirus]

uh..wouldn't that mean that movements like the Nazi Party, or the KKK would be accepted as well?

[guardman12345]

you should read the recent ALF activities. people almost died while working under pressured conditions all the while being firebombed by ALF.

[guardman12345]

heros? they almost killed scientists who just wanted to make a living you stupid cracker!

[Noobannialator]

what we are doing with animal cant be good

[SpazzzDog]

How do you become a legendary animal rights activist?