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So hello everyone and welcome to this episode of The Disclosure Podcast.

In today's episode, I want to talk about the subject of vegan anger.

I often get asked questions by vegans about how to feel as a vegan. Is it acceptable? Is it

normal to feel angry? Especially at the beginning. And I'm sure for those of you who are vegan

listening, there's probably many of you, you've also probably felt that kind of anger, maybe that

vegan anger, you felt that that outrage, that fury at the system

of exploitation that billions of animals are incarcerated within. And then it becomes that

question of, well, how do we deal with that? You know, what, is that healthy? Is that normal? Is it

natural? Should we be ashamed of

ourselves for feeling that way? I think it's kind of hard at the beginning when you first make the

change. And all of a sudden, you're seeing footage of animal exploitation, probably for the first

time, or at least in terms of the quantity that you've seen, probably

the first time you've seen so much of it, and maybe indeed in terms of the brutality.

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