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Go off in the corner with your roast beef sandwich, while we build a better World.
Meanie cow-raping school district fires bold rebel for secretly teaching veganism in art class, instead of, um, art.

The former teacher, Dave Warwak, leaves no news article combox untouched in his quest, under the name inslidedotcom.

"teach them how Artists shape and guide morals in society With this knowledge, they can deal with the real world Use their art to create positive change Live longer Heal the earth I model what I teach I have been railroaded Posts removed You celebrate I appeal You pay Meat and Dairy laughs I cry"

Poetry.

And as his combox name might suggest, he has a website.

Yes, this is the man I want to teach MY children about art.

Edit: I turned off comment notification (ow, my inbox) so if anyone has any links to this guy wanking elsewhere (since he's wanked in two news articles at least, I'm sure there's more and will be more) please drop a comment in joye's journal and I'll edit the post. Thanks.

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	mael 2007-10-11 01:29 am UTC (link)
	Not to mention the carbon footprint of getting veggies to local stores out of season. Avocados might not be animals, but they sure as hell caused a shitload of CO2 to be released into the atmo before they got into your salad. /my thoughts on nutrition and environmental responsibility, let me show you them. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	frequentmouse 2007-10-11 06:03 pm UTC (link)
	We shallalso not mention that, even though people are still quoting Diet for a Smal Planet, most of the lnd taken outof natural plantcommunities in South America is now dedicate to soybeans and not beef cattle. I'm waiting for a species profile on Argentine pampas grazed by cattle and sheep vs those turnedtosoybean production... (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	napalmnacey 2007-10-14 05:17 pm UTC (link)
	My vegetarian brother-in-law to be told me that those soy plants were being used to feed cattle. I don't know if that's true or not, but I figure that it both got rid of Amazonian rainforest so I'm still pissed. (Reply to this)(Parent)

	luthe 2007-10-11 06:27 pm UTC (link)
	>.> I like my OJ and my lack of scurvy. Locally grown is a great thing and produces delicious, delicious food, but when it's February in New England, California lettuce and hothouse tomatoes look very tasty indeed. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	lysana 2007-10-11 10:52 pm UTC (link)
	I still remember winters in New England from before refrigerated shipping was possible (gods, I feel old). Man, talk about a dearth of variety in the produce section. Frozen and canned veggies were the bestest friends in the world, and orange season really meant something. I moved to CA and nearly died from joy to see that I could get oranges year-round. (Reply to this)(Parent)

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