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Mr. and Mrs. McCartney are vegans, and what they stand for is the complete elimination of the killing of anything that is breathing.

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This quote reveals that Mr. and Mrs. McCartney are vegans who strongly advocate for a philosophy which rejects the killing of any living being. By stating that their beliefs encompass the "complete elimination of the killing of anything that is breathing," it emphasizes their commitment to a lifestyle that prioritizes non-violence and compassion towards animals. This quote showcases their dedication to veganism and their stance against harming any sentient beings.

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