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Animal ag exploiting undocumented immigrants, workplace injuries and amputations aren’t uncommon here.
I think it’s kinda funny how this documentary frames the employers as saviors. Like they should be thankful for being allowed to do mentally and physically debilitating labor in exchange for shit pay and stay in the U.S.
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Leafie: A Hen Into the Wild (2011)
Leafie, a battery hen, dreams of the world beyond her cage. After managing to escape the egg farm where she’s lived her entire life, she’s tasked with caring for an orphaned duck egg.
This animation features shockingly realistic depictions of factory farms. Rows of disfigured and plucked chickens are pictured inhabiting the numerous battery cages at the egg farm, eerily mirroring reality.
a drawing about compassion and bearing witness to the suffering of others 🐷🌷 the pigs here were drawn from photos I took years ago at Tulip slaughterhouse
Making your English final about veganism and animal agriculture>
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Simple flash game or interactive vegan activism?
Can Your Pet? is a 2010 indie game created by Korean developer Gameade. The game centers around a small yellow chick which the player raises, feeds, clothes, and plays with. There is an unlockable feature, an icon of (presumably) a bike. When pressed an animation occurs where the icon is flipped upside down and revealed to be two spinning blades in which the chick the player had just begun raising falls through and becomes mince meat.
A vegan interpretation could be drawn from the game and although the developers opinions are unclear, the game’s ending sequence closely mirrors the short life span of male chicks in the egg industry.
Me asf
Thinking abt Buddha cat...
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starting to wonder how exactly y‘all want to create collective action while refusing to engage in any individual action….
They’re all conformists who refuse to change anything about themselves that might inconvenience them so they stick to doing trivial shit like buying a silicone straw or aluminum water bottle
Okay it's almost 2023, I think it's time we talked about the "vegans" who purposely inflict suffering onto animals by feeding them incorrect diets or not doing correct medical care. I think any good vegan who geniuely believes in the betterment of animals would NEVER purposely go out of their way to force feed incompatible pets vegan diets that can later cause suffering, illness and death. It is only ever done for their own personal ego and gratification and I personally see that as worse than using by-products. You're actively inflicting harm to cats, dogs and lizards when more suitable pets like rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters are RIGHT THERE. Who are already compatible with your belief system.
I own a cat who is under my care until he passes. I will ensure as he is a care dependent that I am maintaining his welfare and health by feeding him a meat diet even if I personally am vegan. He can not change his diet and I have owned him for over a decade so he will not be punished for my changes in life. After he is gone, I will likely rescue more rabbits (I have had 3 so far) as they fit my lifestyle and beliefs much more. But I will NOT enforce suffering on my cat just because his existence conflicts with my personal diet. I just won't own another cat after he is gone.
To me that is the true Vegan way. If you can go for alternatives in food then you can pick a different pet. If you are already committed to the care of an animal who needs to eat meat then it is more vegan to ensure the optimal health, wellbeing and happiness for the animal. Not to cause unnecessary harm and stress to an animal just because YOU personally do not like something. If you really find it distressing then rehome the animal to owners who will put their wellbeing and life above all else.
Only reblogging because I have zero idea on how to comment with a secondary blog but if you feed your pet any animal product ur not vegan lol
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