Sir Paul declared “the move could save animals while helping to protect both the environment and people’s health,The letter also promised “it would be a celebration of life.”
He prefers the date of January 12 because that's the anniversary date is the of the founding of the Indian branch of PETA.
McCartney writes that such a declaration would “save countless animals, reduce the environmental devastation caused by the meat industry and help participants clear their arteries and their consciences.”
Sorry Paul, we eat lots of meat and our conscience is just fine.
He prefers the date of January 12 because that's the anniversary date is the of the founding of the Indian branch of PETA.
McCartney writes that such a declaration would “save countless animals, reduce the environmental devastation caused by the meat industry and help participants clear their arteries and their consciences.”
Sorry Paul, we eat lots of meat and our conscience is just fine.
We were wondering if India needs a national “Vegetarian Day.
It seems 42% of the country’s 1.2 billion people are already vegetarians, and Hinduism promotes Ahimsa, a principle that says that killing things is not nice.
