#humane meat

[fatherflytrap]

fiver and his kiddos enjoyed seeing each other today during garden time! :]

[theonlinevegan]

[vegandude74]

Humane meat is a myth.

[thatveganwhiterose]

“I only get humanely raised, grass fed, out in the sunshine animal products :) :) :)”

Cute so that McDonald’s burger and milkshake were specifically made with those products, and the Doritos you got used “humane milk”, and the eggs you had for breakfast at your friend’s house used “free range eggs”, and the catering provided at your work used “grass fed beef”?

Aside from “humane animal products” being a fucking lie, there is no way in hell people who brag that they “only eat humane” are ALWAYS eating “humanely”.

[necessaryveganism]

[veganpeaceforlove]

[itslikelyvegan]

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As humans we try and justify eating meat by saying things like ‘its humane’. This is the harsh reality of it. An animal goes in, a carcass/meat comes out....In my opinion that is far from humane.

[acti-veg]

this blog is incredible!!!💐 also what are ur thoughts on people who have health conditions (e.g. anemia) whose doctors require them to eat meat? are there ways to consume animal products consciously and minimize impact on the environment?

Thank you for the kind words. There are no physical health issues which prevent someone from going vegan, anaemia included, since there are many plant based sourced of iron. There are other barriers to going vegan for some people, but that certainly isn’t one of them. As for the second part of your question, I don’t believe there is any way to “consciously” consume animal products. Some animal products are less environmentally damaging than others, but they’re all bad, and they are certainly all cruel. Animal products cannot be obtained without violence and cruelty to animals, there is just no “humane” way to consume them.