Top 60 Mango Wodzak Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “I may have let myself go without a safety net, but in my heart I knew the universe would catch me.”

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2. “Violence is weakness. True strength comes not through brutality and savagery, but through tenderness, mercy and grace.”

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3. “Fruit is freely given by the plant. It entrusts us with its seed, while surrounding it with the gift of fruit, as prepayment for conscious seed dispersal; the tree trusts us to do the right thing and care for its seeds as best we are able, by at least letting each one have a fighting chance. All too often we ignore this symbiotic pact, and mindlessly dispose of seeds to fates that have no possible future.”

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4. “You know the world has gone mad when those who have enlightened, compassionate views and future visions, are accused of borderline insanity, ridiculed and criticised for thinking positively.”

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5. “So let me get this straight, you are telling me it’s a harsh world, and using this as an excuse to add more to that harshness?”

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6. “Baby rats need rat milk, baby cats need cat milk, baby dogs need dog milk, baby humans need human milk, baby cows need cow milk, baby chimps need chimp milk... Would anyone believe it if someone claimed adult giraffes need elephant milk? or adult horses need squirrel milk? or adult possums need goat milk? or adult humans need cow milk? oh, wait, no, that last one makes total sense... NOT.”

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7. “Addiction brings apathy. Break the apathy, and you break the addiction.”

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8. “Everyone suffers, we’re all caught in a vicious circle of anguish and distress, passed on from abused generation to abused generation. The only way out is to recognise the abuse, and step away from it.”

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9. “Look a pig in her eyes, and understand the truth behind bacon.”

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10. “Being vegan isn’t about restricting oneself in any way, it’s simply about ceasing to take things which clearly are not ours.”

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11. “It is perhaps due to the absence of peace that they are trying to fill the void with material possessions, no amount of which will ever bring peace of mind.”

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12. “It’s my belief that if we do not willingly embrace the challenge of Eden with all our hearts, then we will likely be forced to face challenges far far darker and more ominous in design.”

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13. “Meat is a 4-legged word.”

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14. “The sooner we wake up and realise that we have a moral duty to guide and protect this planet, the sooner things will improve for every form of life on this planet.”

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15. “How can there ever be any serious expectation of living in paradise, if one cannot behave appropriately, or be trusted to respect and honour all life?”

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16. “All governance is a sophisticated form of slavery.”

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17. “If you can’t learn to imagine, then I can’t imagine you’ll learn.”

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18. “Most people just want to be left in peace to eat their bacon, not realising that there is no peace behind bacon.”

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19. “We will never know true bliss while our lifestyles are reliant on the misery and suffering of others.”

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20. “Sometimes I think humans have a common sense that completely defies logic.”

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21. “By paying tax to a corrupt government, one basically finances corruption.”

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22. “After you have witnessed the reality, you can no longer look at a piece of steak, and simply think “yum”.”

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23. “Animal welfarism is a blatant lie. Anyone who truly cares for the welfare of another, would never dream of exploiting them. For just as when slavery is deeply set into the psyche of a nation, those crying for slave welfare and not abolitionism, argue in favour of slavery and exploitation, and thus push eventual abolitionism further into the future.”

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24. “I’m not one of those fruitarians who advise people to make fruit an arbitrary percentage of their diet and then the rest, greens, nuts and seeds. Nor am I one of those fruitarians obsessed with calorie counting, and analysing the handful of separately classified scientific elements purportedly microscopically available within each fruit.”

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25. “Compassion and determination are the keys to true progress.”

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26. “Seen from the point of view of a lie, the truth is often touted as radical.”

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27. “In dietary terms, being shod is rather similar to cooking one’s feet, as opposed to barefoot being raw.”

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28. “Clearly the current system has failed. Why not give peace and compassion a chance? There is a terribly tragic folly behind desires for world peace, while still demanding the mass murder of animals for food.”

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29. “The bigger the corporation, the bigger the corruption. The more invisible the corporation, the more malicious it is.”

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30. “If a child kills an animal, one might wonder whether the child has an onset mental illness. Yet most adults pay for animals to be killed and argue that it’s normal.”

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31. “Have faith that no matter how lost you might at times consider them to be, that in the end, there is good reason for everything we are set to experience.”

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32. “Remember at all time that just as your life is precious to you, so too is all life precious to those living one.”

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33. “Nonconsensual execution can never be humanely executed.”

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34. “There are always unfavourable consequences to consuming unnatural foods.”

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35. “One of the quickest ways to profoundly change one’s life is to stop consuming toxic foods.”

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36. “Pharmaceutical quick fixes are not what you need, you must face up to your symptoms and acknowledge this is not just random victimisation. Every symptom has its reasons.”

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37. “If we are told to think in a certain way, or behave in a certain way, or respond in a certain way, then it is incredibly difficult to break out of that mould.”

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38. “Eden fruitarianism is about exposing denial, it’s about recognising the invalidity of feeble excuses, it’s about unveiling meaningless pretexts, and it’s about taking responsibility for all of our actions, facing the consequences of them with honesty and integrity, and finally, and of most significance, it’s about making whatever changes are necessary in recognition of our shortcomings.”

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39. “It’s an unwritten and widely unacknowledged fact, that land always ends up belonging to the most violent.”

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40. “Truth, simplicity and love. These are the three main aspects of Eden Fruitarianism which the acolyte seeks to embrace, expand and better understand.”

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41. “All children should be encouraged to love and respect animals... Not turn a blind eye to their suffering and stab forks into their dead bodies...”

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42. “Instead of looking at things, examining them critically and asking ourselves whether they are really sane, whether they are harmful or destructive, whether they will really bring us peace of mind and a good night’s sleep, we just let ourselves go with the flow of what others are doing.”

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43. “From a vegan perspective, rescuing a cat or dog and then feeding them flesh from countless other innocent butchered animals is a clearly speciesist choice, not a compassionate one!”

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44. “Eden Fruitarianism is the solution to the dilemma of the screaming carrot.”

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45. “Cows are exceptionally gentle, loving beings who form strong bonds with their family and friends. Separating any mother from her child, as is routine practise within the dairy industry, inflicts upon both a cruelty beyond words.”

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46. “Invalid food choices lead to invalid people.”

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47. “If you don’t fit in you are probably doing something right.”

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48. “Even a simple haircut or facial shave is in my opinion an expression of uniformity to following a certain trend or portraying a certain image.”

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49. “How many would protest if restaurants began serving puppy and kitten flesh instead of calves? Robins instead of hens? Squirrels instead of pigs?”

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50. “The question isn’t why organic food is so darned expensive, it’s really about why chemically sprayed, poisoned food is so cheap.”

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