#animalliberation

[animalloverscommunity]

[vegan-girl-69]

[cosmicfandomvegan]

Veganism directly fights against:

horrific acts of violence towards animals,

deforestation,

biodiversity loss,

ocean dead zones,

water depletion/pollution,

human rights violations,

ongoing landgrabs,

future pandemics,

& a very real risk of returning to a pre-antibiotic era.

[clusterbrush]

i cant take anthropocentrists seriously when they say killed farm animals are sacrificing their lives

to sacrifice means to give up something for the sake of something else. these animals arent giving anything, youre taking their lives from them

no animal walks willingly to their death and even in self proclaimed "humane" slaughter, animals have to be wrestled down while they are very visibly fighting to stay alive. dont get me started on how much animal farmers and their defenders water down terms like humane

[forsapphics]

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[vegan-nom-noms]

Sometimes people say things to me like "I would go vegan but I love cheese too much." Ok, then go vegan except for cheese. It doesn't have to be all or nothing. Don't call yourself vegan but incorporating vegan food into your lifestyle is far better for the animals and environment than doing nothing at all. Even doing meatless Mondays is a good place to start. Do I wish the entire world was vegan? Of course I do, but I know it's not practical. Sometimes you have to do whatever the best thing you can do is. If that means eating vegan food at home and whatever you want when you're out with family/friends so be it.

[honeydewdrops333]

if you’re anti-ai, you have to also be anti-meat industry and also anti-golfing which also contribute to the staggering amount of freshwater loss and habitat loss

[thesecretgoal]

Nikon D7200

Nikkor 35mm + macro tube

"Il ragno non sa se è primavera o estate: aspetta la stagione delle mosche."

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"The spider doesn't know whether it's spring or summer: it waits for the fly season."

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