Write an article on "live and let animals live" in about 150 words using the clues below:-
1. Endangered
2. Extint
3. Skin, bones, bather, teeth
4. Personal use
5. Urban sancturies
6. Deforestation
7. Hunting
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Live and Let Live” analyzes our societal dependence on animals as a primary source of food and reevaluates common perceptions about veganism. Veganism is defined as the exclusion of meat and animal based products from one’s diet through the supplementation of plant-based foods.
“As we grow up, we absorb from our society a lot of habits and traditions including the practice of eating animals and their milk and their eggs," Griffith said. "And often this habit relies on an unexamined assumption that it’s simply necessary and natural to eat animal products.”
"Live and Let Live" addresses the topic of our use and consumption of animals through a diverse array of personal experiences and anecdotes.
“The film is structured in such a way that you go along on a journey of a diverse array of people and interviews: people ranging from athletes, to farmers, to chefs, scientists, and philosophers, all people that have chosen to adopt a vegan lifestyle,” Griffith said.
Viewers are not simply presented with a list of monotonous facts that drag on slowly, but rather are engaged with intimate stories. This film has an internationally distinct angle as well. The different perspectives in the film are not simply from the United States, but rather represent a larger, global perspective and opinion.
The interviews span from the U.S. to Britain to Germany. Viewers are exposed to how the vegan lifestyle is growing on an international level.
"Live and Let Live” also presents viewers with the practical benefits of a vegan lifestyle.
While “Live and Let Live” presents a variety of arguments, some being inherently ethical, and others more on a practical level, the film has no central focus. Rather, it covers a wide range of issues and is broad in its scope. The goal of this film is to present audiences with a glimpse of the vegan lifestyle and offer a solution to growing moral and ethical concerns.
“As we grow up, we absorb from our society a lot of habits and traditions including the practice of eating animals and their milk and their eggs," Griffith said. "And often this habit relies on an unexamined assumption that it’s simply necessary and natural to eat animal products.”
"Live and Let Live" addresses the topic of our use and consumption of animals through a diverse array of personal experiences and anecdotes.
“The film is structured in such a way that you go along on a journey of a diverse array of people and interviews: people ranging from athletes, to farmers, to chefs, scientists, and philosophers, all people that have chosen to adopt a vegan lifestyle,” Griffith said.
Viewers are not simply presented with a list of monotonous facts that drag on slowly, but rather are engaged with intimate stories. This film has an internationally distinct angle as well. The different perspectives in the film are not simply from the United States, but rather represent a larger, global perspective and opinion.
The interviews span from the U.S. to Britain to Germany. Viewers are exposed to how the vegan lifestyle is growing on an international level.
"Live and Let Live” also presents viewers with the practical benefits of a vegan lifestyle.
While “Live and Let Live” presents a variety of arguments, some being inherently ethical, and others more on a practical level, the film has no central focus. Rather, it covers a wide range of issues and is broad in its scope. The goal of this film is to present audiences with a glimpse of the vegan lifestyle and offer a solution to growing moral and ethical concerns.
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