[veganpropaganda]

Text from Salam Animal Care’s tweet:

I am very disappointed.😩😭💔 It has been 5 months since the genocide😞😿💔, and now we have entered the sixth month😞😭😭💔, and there is no one who can stop this war.😓😡💔 My hair turned white from the sights I saw. We have tasted all kinds of humiliation, humiliation and killing.😭😓💔 Aren't we humans who love life? Life has become unbearable in #Gaza and we cannot stay here. We are dying slowly. 😭💔💔 Please, my friends, consider helping me and my family get out of #Gaza. I need your support🙏🆘, loyal people🫶🌹. We have not achieved a quarter of the goal yet😿😩🙏🆘🫂🫶

GFM; gofund.me/75c42982

PayPal; … paypal.me/SalamAnimal

[sanctuarytiktok]

Happy Compromise Farm

[acti-veg]

​World’s largest meat company faces legal challenge over green credentials of $6bn global expansion

Greenpeace petitions Dutch courts to order JBS to disclose how its aims are compatible with responsibilities to climate and human rights

At the centre of the petition against JBS is a perceived lack of transparency over its massive expansion plans in Nigeria. In the coming years, the meat company plans to invest $2.5bn in six giant meat-processing plants that are seen as a bridgehead to the fast-growing African market.

Civil society groups say there is scant information about whether JBS has assessed the social and environmental consequences of this plan, which would threaten smallholder farmers, domestic food security, land-use priorities, as well as locking in huge quantities of methane emissions. Methane is one of the most climate-destabilising greenhouse gases.

“This is the biggest agriculture investment that I have heard of in Nigeria’s history but there have been few details and no consultation for civil society,” said Elujulo Opeyemi, the spokesperson for Youth in Agroecology and Restoration Network.

[sanctuarytiktok]

🐮Edgar's Mission

[st-just]

Millions upon millions of posts, and tumblr has not produced a single critique of plant-based diets that isn't indistinguishable from violently insecure cope.

[animalrightsarchive]

Clippings from "All Heaven in a Rage" issue of The Animals' Voice, Volume 4, Number 2, 1991.

[feyd-meowtha]

btw, if you're reducing your consumption of animal products for either ethical or environmental reasons, well done, you're amazing and I'm so fucking proud of you

[anthropophagiie]

instead of arguing that "not everyone can" ask yourself "can i ?" and if the answer is yes, do it

[anthropophagiie]

this is re: veganism, re: growing food, re: helping people, re: anything you can do to make the world suck just a little bit less

[sanctuarytiktok]

🖤Ark van Aiko - part 8

[cookie-sheet-toboggan]

can this site please stop spreading around false information in anti-vegan posts. the amount of posts with inaccurate claims about veganism that pass over my dash is disturbing. just because you eat animals and animal byproducts doesn’t make it okay to spread false information​ by saying animal agriculture isn’t cruelty towards animals, isn’t horrible to the environment, that eating vegan isn’t healthy, that it’s an expensive diet only for the financially privileged, or that vegans somehow perpetuate the use of inhumane​ farm labourers more than meat eaters do. please stop. none of this is true. If you’re not vegan then you’re not vegan. it is what it is, but don’t be petty about it. and fyi even if there are some asshole vegans out there (maybe you think im an asshole), it doesn’t invalidate their message. a shitty vegan doesn’t mean that veganism must be stopped through “alternative facts”. thank you

[kiloueka]

[Image: A Tweet from @VeganForLifeNZ: “Wow you vegans are like religious fundamentalists”, said the person who ignores science and basic principles of justice in a desperate attempt to hold onto the violent beliefs and habits they were taught to accept from a young age without question.”]

[birdofmytongue]

my hot environmentalist take is if you’re going to blame individuals for their use of AI damaging the environment - you can (and should) also blame individuals for their consumption of animal products instead of going “but corporations!!” every time it’s brought up. don’t be hypocritical now babes.

[animalrightsarchive]

The Wake of our Destruction, The Animals' Voice, Volume 4, Number 2, 1991.

[saltiecattoz]

[bacteria-co]

[Image description: that one meme format that has "If you don't like :(insert thing here)" that has a red background for the first part and "You should try: (insert thing here, usually says "again")" that has a red background for the first part, with a man that has a big beard and a cap staring intensely at the camera in his car as he points up at the text. This specific picture states "If you don't like : TRANS WOMEN (All capitalized with the trans flag as the background for "trans women"), then next to it "you should (the try is blocked out) : DIE (All capitalized with the fire effect, it's the only animated aspect of this image. Which is what makes it a GIF) / End image description]

[acti-veg]

To the surprising number of people commenting on animal rights posts to claim that "plants feel pain too":

Do you actually behave as if you believe that plants are capable of subjective experiences, despite having no nervous system and no brain? This is a serious question. Do you walk on grass aware of the fact that you’re potentially causing pain? Do you think about this when you’re eating spinach? Do you try your best to reduce the amount of “plant suffering” you are supporting through your purchases?

If the answer to all of these questions is no, then you probably don’t actually believe that plants feel pain. Or you do, but that belief is essentially meaningless since it makes no difference at all to your behaviour. If you’re thinking and talking about this exclusively in the context of debates with vegans then you are acting in bad faith.

That being the case, I think you then you have to ask yourself what it is about the claim that animals should have rights that you find so threatening. Why do you feel the need to occupy a troll position in an attempt to prevent an earnest conversation about of the moral issue of animal suffering?

[animalrightsarchive]

"The Calf's Prayer," Rebecca Chapman, 1986. Feminists For Animal Rights Magazine, Vol 3. No 1-2 Fall-Winter 1987.

[veganfairylights]

shoutout to the poor vegans. the homeless vegans. the vegans in food deserts. the vegans of colour. the indigenous vegans. the disabled vegans. the chronically ill vegans. shoutout to every single one of you. people love bringing your circumstances up as a reason not to go vegan, and yet here you are, proving them wrong. making a difference. helping the animals. you're a amazing.