🤣 Have you ever heard that soy production causes deforestation?
🧠 Well, 80% of that soy is fed to animals instead of humans.
🚫 Don't let meat industry propaganda mislead you. There's nothing wrong with growing soy, as long as we feed it to people.
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Come on, @Burberry! It’s 21st century. Surely you can do better than selling the hair of terrified goats or feathers of slaughtered geese in your stores.
I'm compiling a thread where I answer each common excuse against veganism with one picture. Could be meme or real picture!
Send me:
1- A common excuse you hear all the time
2- An image as a response to it!
Sheila is heartbroken to lose her most treasured possession; gold chain holding 4 wedding rings; her parents & her 2 marriages to Alec Ross & John Thaw. Believe lost in central London early last week. PLEASE RT. She’s absolutely desperate for its return. £500 Reward offered.
Sheila is heartbroken to lose her most treasured possession- a gold chain holding 4 wedding rings; from her parents & her 2 marriages to Alec & John. Believe lost in central London. PLEASE RT in case anyone finds it. She is absolutely desperate for its return. Reward offered.
A man hits a very large, slow-moving, peaceful creature at close range with a high-powered rifle to help him feel like more of a man. Legal, endangered, threatened, or none of the above, it's still wrong and barbaric. Please RT if you think all trophy hunting should be outlawed.
“In one of the most notable moments in sports history, Kenyan runner Abel Mutai was just a few feet from the finish line, but became confused with the signage and stopped thinking he had completed the race.
A Spanish athlete, Ivan Fernandez, was right behind him, and after realizing what was happening, he started shouting at the Kenyan for him to continue running; but Mutai didn't understand his Spanish.
Fernandez eventually caught up to him and instead of passing him, he pushed him to victory.
A journalist asked Ivan, "Why did you do that?"
Ivan replied, “My dream is that someday we can have a kind of community life where we push and help each other to win.” The journalist insisted “But why did you let the Kenyan win?" Ivan replied, "I didn't let him win, he was going to win.” The journalist insisted again, “But you could have won!”Ivan looked at him & replied, “But what would be the merit of my victory? What would be the honor of that medal?
What would my Mom think of that?”
Values are transmitted from generation to generation.
What values are we teaching our children?
Let us not teach our kids the wrong ways to WIN.”
Calltoactivism
Too many to imagine.
Too many to remember.
We cannot even begin to comprehend such wanton, continuous massacres. 100’s of billions of young lives, all abused & stolen.
I wish I could lay all these bodies before you, so you finally see the shame that you refuse to face.
#BeVegan
Sharing some of our new primates this weekend, taken by Jennie & Mark!
Here is male chimp Kangoo being groomed by Naree. He was rescued along with mum Sasha, after Buenos Aires zoo closed.
***Please consider supporting the park by adopting a primate: https://t.co/WV0wFb7n60 ***
❗️BREAKING NEWS❗️
Pilgrim’s UK has announced in headlines that they are SHUTTING DOWN their Ashton site. The closure comes, following our UK first investigation exposing their gas chamber, released 2nd May in The Guardian. In the article Pilgrim's reps claimed, that there wasn’t enough evidence to show it was their site. But I have all the evidence IT IS in fact their site.
Timeline:
-The announcement comes just 2 weeks after our exposè. Across social media the footage accumulated 2 million views in the first week.
-2 days after the investigation's release, Mark Haighton, Pilgrim's pig supply chain director, was either let go, or quit, in what is understood to have been a 'sudden development.’ The timing of this is notable.
-2 days after that, we held a protest at Pilgrim's Ashton. The security guards denied the footage was from their gas chamber, this echoed the comments of Pilgrim's Reps. Pilgrim’s head office know that my film with further details is coming soon, and that it will cause further backlash.
- Pilgrim's is claiming the decision to close is due to the pig sector facing "significant challenges” but also stated that because Ashton is in a suburban area, they’d have no way to “grow the site." Not sure why they’d want to expand Ashton site anyway, when the pig sector is facing these ‘difficult challenges’? This is contradictory, and in my opinion, there were other factors at play.
-Around 750k pigs are gassed each year at Pilgrim's Ashton, they claim they plan to move some operations to there other 2 gas chambers, but how can they maintain the same numbers? Their production will surely decrease substantially because of this closure.
Although there have been talks of slowing production at Ashton for a while, I don’t think I’d call their recent announcement a coincidence, all things considered. I think pressure, and extremely bad PR from the viral gas chamber footage, coupled with the upcoming release of my film ‘Pignorant’, was the final thing to push them over the edge. Of course the industry would never admit that our investigation influenced their decision - but you be the judge!
🎥 MY REACTION VIDEO HERE: https://t.co/WSu9SDQeZ7
😡 Is it really worth their lives?!!
The campaign group the League Against Cruel Sports shared an image of a makeshift shelter that ... https://t.co/4isxIryzO5 via @MailOnline