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Vegan Entrepreneurs & Professionals - Get In The Best Shape Of Your Life: https://fitvegans.com/breakthrough-se... This FREE and CRAZY Movie Will Make You Vegan – Vegan Documentary Dominion Review [NON-GRAPHIC] Subscribe for more Gains: http://bit.ly/subscribeytQG The vegan documentary 'Dominion' was first released in 2018 and has since amassed a total viewership of Youtube, where you can watch it for free, of over 1 million people. This vegan documentary is so effective that vegan influencers like Joey Carbstrong even have the documentary Dominion constantly in their Youtube biography. I’ve watched Earthlings and I’ve watched Dominion, and Dominion nearly gave me beginning symptoms of PTSD. So what is so different in this documentary? Today you’ll get a review of the vegan documentary Dominion, and why THIS is a game changer. I’ll also explain my biggest mindf*ck of the movie that I think are relevant to you, and I share my thoughts if we should show this to children or not. Dominion is so hard to watch not because of gore, or blood or death. But because it confronts us with the darkest of darkest sides of human nature. It’s like watching a shocking documentary of the second world war, but in these old war documentaries, you at least can tell yourself: *Ah, these are relicts of the pasts. All good brain, we live in a safe world without sociopaths. Yet the dominion documentary gives you the feeling that our human existence is so flawed that it almost goes beyond comprehension. This vegan documentary gives you the feeling of. 1. ‘This happens around us’ Dominion is an Australian documentary and the main message that they wanted to portray, is that this animal cruelty happens around us. Animals do NOT get treated badly in foreign countries only and the pictures that you see online are not exceptions. They’re the rule. Dominion displays 2 hours full of horror that you look in the mirror afterwards and question humanity. After this movie you’ll ask yourself where the f*ck we have come to. Next to minks and foxes we skin dogs and cats for fur. The dogs are skinned alive because if the farmers pay for expensive suffering-minimization methods, they get put out of business. Because their competitors won’t, so they can undercut them on prices.. The hardest of these things is to realize that while this happens around us, we all try to shove it under the rug. Horses get killed behind green screen during races. Research laboratories are kept out of public sight and defended with barbed wires and security personnel. Losing faith in humanity after watching this movie is probably understated. See I almost envy people that live in their bubbles of ignorance. I envy people with a low IQ that think they’re geniuses. Living with cognitive dissonance is probably easier than facing the hard truth, that we’re all essentially primitive apes that inhabit this planet with no real clue what is going on around us. 2. I also think ‘we should change the word humane’ I honestly think that we should change the word humane. Because humane slaughtering practices are definitely not what I want to make our species associated with. Secondly we also need to understand that humans are flawed, and I think calling something ‘humane’ gives marketers, with a realistic worldview, a huge possibility of speculation. I mean you could call killing humane, or war or rape – this doesn’t mean that those things are good. I think we should generally replace humane with something that has less speculation, like suffering-minimization-practices. And most of all, enforce those laws ridiculously. I hate what this movie displays yet I love what it stands for. Yet I’m a strong believer, that: 3. We should not show this to children I’ve seen a couple of comments under this movie that claimed that this should be mandatory to watch for school children. No, it freaking shouldn’t. Let me explain: This is intuitively a good idea, and we’re both in the same boat here. BUT: 100% of the decisions that young children make are influenced by their parents. So even if children would decide to go vegan, uninformed parents would NOT allow that dietary change. The brain of a child is extremely malleable, and they don’t yet know how to deal with traumatic scenes, as good as adults do. Heck the scene of the dog getting killed in the movie burned itself into my brain. We shouldn’t guard our children from reality, but there’s a time and place for that reality to enter into their lives. Remember, parents start with the birds and the bees talk and don’t show their children hardcore p*rnography. We should show that vegan documentary 'Dominion' to every single parent, yes, but we shouldn’t show it to children. Thank you for your time and thank you for your trust. I hope you have a great day. :-)