October
23rd
2008
Filed under: food & drink, web — parrish @ 12:55 am

So this is the third week of Ecorazzi’s new feature, Veg Blog Round-Up: News From Around The Web. How do ya’ll like it? This week’s Round-Up is particulary exciting because I’m writing to you, not from my dreary New York City apartment, but from a gorgeous, lush home in Portland, Oregon. As previously mentioned, I’m spending some time in Oregon filming a new video series for the blog with a few super green and veggie business owners. But let’s get back to the topic at hand. Now, straight from the west coast, the third edition of: VEG BLOG ROUND-UP: NEWS FROM AROUND THE WEB (echo: web, web, web, web)!!!
Blog.Peta.Org: 22 Charges Filed Based on PETA Investigation at Hormel Supplier by Christine Doré
“It’s with a proud and ecstatic heart that I report this news today! Our investigation into an Iowa pig farm that breeds piglets destined for Hormel has resulted in 22—that’s right, count them—22 criminal charges.”
The Discerning Brute: Carnivore Pride by Joshua Katcher
“Popping up all over the web are ‘carnivore pride’ sites whose messages range from unapologetic, caveman cravings, to defensive and arrogant rationalizers’ manifestos. Some even refer to a “call to arms”, as if every aspect of consumer culture isn’t already unrelenting in pushing meat and other animal products onto a terrified and protein-obsessed, infantile and hedonistic consumer culture.”
Super Vegan: Finally, a Writer Takes a Stand Against Baseless Political Accusations by Brownbird Rudy Relic
“Recently, Montana’s gubernatorial candidate, Roy Brown was accused of being, of all things a vegetarian!”
Click here to see who made the rest of the Round-Up…