Watch the graphic investigation footage here: https://t.co/Smh5sKGZcw and the non-graphic documentary for the full story: https://t.co/vrpEx3JPBZ
https://t.co/Smh5sKGZcw
To say you're against veganism is to say you're pro animal exploitation.
Literally. Vegansim by definition is rejecting animal exploitation.
Being against veganism means intentionally inflicting pain and suffering on animals when we don't have to.
Every glass of milk came from a heartbroken mother who will never see her baby again…
Filmed late 2024 & early 2026 in Essex UK. This is a small fraction of the abuse we uncovered at Albyn’s Farm - a supplier to Muller & Tesco and an ‘award winning’ dairy owned by John Torrance
One of the social pressures a new vegan may face, due to being in such a tiny global minority, is wondering: "Am I a crazy person in a sane world? Good people all around me in civilised society choose to pay for animal abuse, so maybe I am just a weird one and they are right."
And the answer is: no. You are a SANE person in a CRAZY world!
Throughout every period in recent history, there was a large-scale injustice that the masses conformed to while a few "outsiders" lived way ahead of their time.
One of those people is you.
Filmed in late 2024 & early 2026 in Essex UK. This is only a small fraction of the abuse we uncovered at Albyn’s Farm - which supplies milk to Muller & Tesco and is an ‘award winning’ dairy owned by John Torrance who won Tesco farmer of the year in 2020.
Non-vegans ought to be careful when they say "we are part of nature" or "we are part of the food chain" when justifying their consumption of animals.
It means removing their rights, and subjecting them to the same "rules" animals are subjected to as part of the "food chain".
If a pig is fair game because it's "the food chain", then why are you not fair game if you're part of that same system?