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tags: diet, food, Health, nutrition, vegan Commentary I’m going to point out right away that nonvegans often get confused as to why vegans eat food that, according to nonvegans, looks like food vegans oppose, and they ask this question often, using emojis and pictures and a gotcha sense of winning it………………..

Source LCA Synopsis: A fast-food cook is haunted by dark visions that blur the line between nightmare and reality. Director Dustin Brown’s Statement: “This Is Not An Ad is a psychological horror film that confronts the manipulation in marketing. Vibrant billboards, catchy slogans, and ‘clean’ branding are used to mask uncomfortable truths in what we eat, wear, and use.

Source Vegan FTA See full documentary at Hidden Lives of Animals If you eat them, then you can see what is violently required of these animals who have done nothing wrong, nothing to deserve such hellish, violent, painful, and inherently-inhumane “fates”. The documentary is brief, less than ten minutes, you have the luxury of time and the privilege of being human. You also have the benefit of choice and the quality of empathy.

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: the “dairy industry” abusively-reproductively exploits cows and then has the absolute cruel audacity to deny the maternal bond THEY facilitated, stealing the female babies and forcing them into “calf prisons” and killing “unprofitable” males, and people buy the lie that it’s “humane”, based on “welfare”, and is totally “natural”, LOLOLOLOLOLOLing at ludicrously anthropomorphized commercials with dancing, talking, singing cowswho wear cosmetics.

Click HERE to skip my commentary and go directly to Animal Outlook’s investigation. In the “animal agriculture” (anag) industry, the word humane is regurgitated continuously, and usually by people who either have no understanding or knowledge of the “humane” consequences inflicted on animals, or by people who do know but do not care, instead manipulating definitions to justify the violent suffering of animals.

Video Source Animal Rising The “animals have great lives and one bad day” narrative using bucolic description and imagery has been radically defended by people unwilling to accept the factual suffering and inherent “badness” of killing animals exploited by humans.

There is a comment on the above video by Mike indicating, “This is a truly disgusting video and i appreciate the efforts in exposing the atrocities. There is a way to humanely raise livestock for consumption. I’m not a vegan, but I also don’t condone abuse or torture of animals.” It’s odd that Mikes never define what they mean by “way”.

People willingly disclose information if it demonstrates consistency between their WORDS and their ACTIONS, between the CONSEQUENCES of their PROMISES. So if the USDA and the USDA cheerleaders are not transparent, then there is a reason: because contrary to claims of “humane”, the reality is violent suffering and painful death required of animals exploited for food (USDA releases years of slaughterhouse records following lawsuit)andthe public pays for it.

See more: Pignorant Donate HERE Free help to Be Vegan Why are so many non/antivegans so angry and focus their rage on vegans? Oh. So you can pretend to remain willfully ignorant at the horrors you acceptably perpetuate on defenseless, vulnerable beings.

See More: Animal Justice Project Investigation Since the goal of the “animal agriculture death industry” is DEATH, it baffles me that people think anyone, including themselves, actually cares about the animals’ LIVES. Considering that violence and death is REQUIRED of animals in all “anag stages”, in a myriad of horrific and violently disturbing manners, what actually do you think is NOT legal?