#humanemyth

[alisongollup-blog]

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#Repost @theo_nash (with @report.for.insta) ... Credit: @roostersanctuary ———————————————————————— Every day is international respect for chickens day around here. Go vegan. Treat ALL beings with respect even if they are “just chickens”. May was rescued by @fuck.your.excuses from a free craigslist add. @darkmountainsanctuary and Rooster Sanctuary are helping May to get her highly specialized, surgical, orthopedic beak repair done, so she can get the best chance at recovery. Unfortunately, the jaw bones of a chicken do not heal well and they don’t do well holding pins. We are still giving her the best shot. The full video is on our Rooster Sanctuary YouTube channel and on our FB page. Link to donate in bio. #govegan #backyardeggs #someonenotsomething #humanemyth #humanelie #endspeciesism #endcruelty #animalabuse #animalcruelty #donteateggs #eatyourvegetables #govegan https://www.instagram.com/p/B_09laXjk1t/?igshid=1maporu343dzl

[thecompassionatevegan]

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#Repost @directactioneverywhere (@get_repost) ・・・ BREAKING: Ask Whole Foods a question. Get sent to jail. DxE co-founder Wayne Hsiung is being charged today with "threatening bodily injury" for politely asking a question at a Colorado Whole Foods Support Wayne by visiting or calling a Whole Foods near you and asking: "Do you supply from factory farms?" #crueltyfree #crueltyfreefood #govegan #endanimalabuse #endanimalcruelty #environment #humanemyth #slaughterhouse #endanimalagriculture #food #questions

[skysthelimitsanctuary-blog]

Huge THANKS to @seattlevegfest for having us back this year, and to everyone that stopped by our booth! It was awesome to be able to connect in person and meet many of our supporters. We also saw several new faces and worked to continue educating folks on the #humanemyth about eggs. 🥚 🐔 We hope you had a wonderful weekend - see you again next year! 🙌🏼 . #eggshurt #vegfest #seattle

[pilram16-blog]

#Repost @animaljusticeproject with @repostapp ・・・ The industry likes us to believe that animals don't suffer, so we will buy their products and not feel guilty. Farmed animals often endure horrendous lives stuck in overcrowded cages and barns or are unable to move from being penned in farrowing crates. They feel fear in the moments leading to slaughter, sometimes seeing family members killed in front of them and they are often abused just for fun before actually being gassed or having their throats slit. There is nothing humane about murdering an animal who wants to live just as much as you or I. SHARE IF YOU AGREE! www.animaljusticeproject.com #animaljusticeproject #animals#animalsofinsta #activism #animalrescue #vegan#veganfortheanimals#veganism #veganlifestyle #vegans#vegansofig #veganlife #humane#humanemyth#farmedanimals #humanemeat#slaughter#dairyfree#milkisforbabycows #nomeat #meatismurder #love#loveanimals#kindness #kindnessmatters#empathy #compassionoverkilling#compassionforanimals #compassionateliving #bethechange

[chronicallyvegan]

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There is never a "humane" way to kill someone who doesn't want to die; someone who will be terrified because they can smell the blood and hear the screams and understand that they are in danger; someone who will fight with everything they have to try and keep their heart beating. You want to treat animals humanely? Stop eating them. #humanemyth #humanemeat #govegan #veganforthem #veganfortheanimals #animalliberation #animalrights #loveforall #compassion #food #cuteanimals #babyanimals #socialjustice

[kaileyfromcanada-blog]

@Regrann from @highconsciousness - lets keep it going...... many will be called in this cycle to return to a vegan lifestyle. this energy transformation (part of the cycle/equation) is calling for it clearly-- with all of our variables (factory farming of sentient beings, fossil fuel usage, population size, plastic usage, chemical usage etc that whole bit) in this cycle, to balance the part of the equation that is this dimension, we revert to obtaining energy from only plant family. we are preparing to move into other planes where we obtain energy in different ways, we are loosing the taste for blood and heavy dense, slow energy, and remembering the purity of love, light (ra, sun, photon) energy, we choose this way to get there, all is part of the one perfect creation, as one with creation, we are an extension of the infinite and unified intelligence we know as god/creator/creation/universe WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE DOING AT ALL TIMES ♡ #Regrann #vegan #govegan #milk #icecream #dairy #organicmilk #humanemilk #humanefarming #dairycows ##whyvegan #freerange #freerangemilk #freerangeorganic #humanemyth #cows #notyourmomnotyourmilk #vegansareweird #antivegan

[thevegancuriousgirl-blog]

Most know that the conditions for dairy cows on factory farms are cruel and inhumane in many ways. But how about the so-called humane alternatives? That's what everyone is asking about. With all the new humane claims and certifications on the market portraying a return to traditional dairy farming with cows grazing on beautiful green pastures, what does this best case scenario really look like?

[mavaddat]

Outdated perceptions [persist] that a death is humane if the killing is done in a manner that prevents or diminishes suffering with instantaneous or near-instantaneous unconsciousness to render the individual insensate to pain. […] [Yet,] the individual who was surprised by an unexpected death does not have to realize it was an injustice—because we do. We are responsible for that lethal act, so our knowing that injustice, that taking of a young unfinished life, is not humane. It wouldn’t be called humane if you killed me with a sudden death when I was ten, or now. It is an artificial distinction if you make it true for humans and not for individuals from other species (a case of speciesism).

Will Anderson @GreenVegans, author of This Is Hope: Green Vegans and the New Human Ecology

Who owns the definition of humane lies at the core of what many of us are challenging: a corruption of the animal rights movement by many of the larger organizations (see http://www.humanemyth.org). We are undercut with outdated perceptions still in common use that a death is humane if the killing is done in a manner that prevents or diminishes suffering with instantaneous or near-instantaneous unconsciousness to render the individual insensate to pain. There is little accounting for the psychological state of suffering in confinement, little accounting for the suffering of others who lose the presence of the one killed, little accounting of the extensive cruelties that remain throughout their lives, and no weighing of the harm caused when domesticated and wild life are taken unnecessarily before their natural life ends.

As witnesses we know this harm well. The individual who was surprised by an unexpected death does not have to realize it was an injustice—because we do. We are responsible for that lethal act, so our knowing that injustice, that taking of a young unfinished life, is not humane. It wouldn’t be called humane if you killed me with a sudden death when I was ten, or now. It is an artificial distinction if you make it true for humans and not for individuals from other species (a case of speciesism). An unexploited right to life free of human violations is one of the “rights” we share with individuals from other species.