Philosophical Vegan Forum

Here is another disappointing and irrational viewpoint from an otherwise intelligent person:

https://youtu.be/MPb1VNt2EOo?t=1731

When exactly does the part about animal treatment start in the video?

He's also talked about it though
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXbSSUuKmE0
http://www.peta.org/videos/bill-mahers- ... r-animals/
http://veganamericanprincess.com/mayim- ... ill-maher/

It's becoming a norm for them to agree on the issues, then continue doing the exact opposite, its the new strategy
http://vegetarianfuture.blogspot.in/201 ... chard.html

^It doesn't take you to the spot when you click on the video? That's the case for me (it takes me there).

That's it. He responds to the question about his PETA involvement.

EquALLity wrote:^It doesn't take you to the spot when you click on the video? That's the case for me (it takes me there).

did work on a pc but not on the phone. So 28,mins

I actually do like it when people are not talking about animal welfare or veganism very dogmatically or ideologically, but he did make some serious mistakes he shouldn't have made as a rational person.

He talked about this stuff recently on his show again (last episode), btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn_puUVJAYw

EquALLity wrote:He talked about this stuff recently on his show again (last episode), btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn_puUVJAYw

that is why i love Bill Maher haha

His views have some obvious flaws, but he obviously recognizes that animal welfare is a major issue. He's someone that can probably be reasoned with. In my book, he's way ahead of most people.

Is he anti vax and anti gmo?