In new video, Hollywood father-daughter duo chat about eating compassionately, whether or not animals have souls, and the only time a dad wants to hear his daughter said, “there’s no sense in not going all the way”
In a funny and sweet new video, actress Harley Quinn Smith takes her filmmaker father Kevin Smith, an avowed meat lover, out for a #CompassionateMeal at plant-based restaurant Doomie’s Home Cookin’ in Los Angeles to show him that “vegan food can be just as good as non-vegan food” and to have a heart-to-heart conversation about why she decided to “go all the way” for animals.
In the video, directed by @smasherbrown, Kevin acknowledges that he came in thinking “Oh my God, how am I not going to vomit at the table because I can’t stand vegan food?” but after chowing down on a vegan pulled “pork” sandwich that he declares “100 percent convincing,” he concludes, “In a world where food tastes like this, I could do it.” Adding, “There’s a lot to eat on this planet. It doesn’t have to be something that used to be alive.”
This is the fourth video produced for Compassionate Meals, a new program from national nonprofit Farm Sanctuary which encourages people to take a friend out for a compassionate meal, engage in a dialogue about compassion, and then share the experience on social media using the hashtag #CompassionateMeals.
In the first video, hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons shares a compassionate meal with his friend DoBoy.
Founded in 1986, Farm Sanctuary works to change how our society views and treats farm animals through rescue, education and advocacy.
Founded in 1986, Farm Sanctuary works to change how our society views and treats farm animals through rescue, education and advocacy.
The organization provides lifelong care for animals rescued from abuse at three sanctuary locations in New York and California; promotes compassionate vegan living; and advocates legal and policy reforms.
To learn more about Farm Sanctuary, visit farmsanctuary.org.
