Now I know that not everything in this world is going to always be presented in a just and concise way, this blog for example is biased but my agenda is not hidden. This episode was something else. Every euphemism and oxymoron possible was being used by Michael Pollan, and whenever Mrs. Freston tried to defend her remarks they belittled her. The redeeming moments that saved face for this lifestyle was the moment they asked how some of the staffers felt and the one man lost 13 pounds and was feeling better than he had felt in a long time. That is truly what being vegan is about, making a compassionate choice that you know will change your life for the better.
Although the episode was not exactly what I expected, it still exposed many people to a different way of living that can cause a positive change. That is all you need to get an even bigger momentum is the curiosity and exposure to make that change happen. Oprah said that she my lean into being vegan which is really better than nothing at all. She even has a vegan started kit that is featured on her website. In addition to all the Oprah Exposure, Veganism was also a clue on Jeopardy this week. So maybe the "V" word wont be so dirty in the near future, except maybe when I throw it in Michael Pollan's face.
- L
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