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The fact that we have to try to convince you of the immorality of our inhumanly cruel treatment of nonhuman animals is testament to how deeply you have been indoctrinated into tyrannical systems of oppression, into unconscionably extreme violent ideologies. 2/5
We’ve been conditioned into a tyrannical collective psychology that reinforces & normalises itself through deceitful rhetoric & perpetuates itself through our unthinking habitual adherence. A vile mindset within which the right to dominance is implied, considered . .

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A Rejection of the Brutal Injustice that is Speciesism.

The line of difference fades when we acknowledge commonality, when difference is held in awe & celebrated rather than used as a justification for violent oppression. The line becomes harder to accept when we recognise who drew it & with what vile self serving purpose. Humans draw the line & use it to prejudicially deny moral consideration to non humans. They claimed superiority over every individual who does not fit the category . .

The violently cruel reality of meat & dairy is out of sight . . .
Call me an optimist with too much faith in humanity, but I believe that If people actually chose to look at this reality many, possibly most would choose not to pay for it.
#Meat
#Dairy
#LookWhatYouPayFor
#BeVegan It’s the deliberate & wilful refusal of some to educate themselves that gets me;
“I can’t watch that, it’s too upsetting”

Vegan versus ‘Normal’ A Thread
Contemporarily, vegans in Western societies are often seen as fair game for criticism and verbal abuse. I’d argue that this phenomenon in part relies upon the notion that being vegan is not ‘normal’, and rides on the premise that if most people do something, then that’s eternally the correct way to continue. But, how then do we believe that humans have made any progress in social/ethical justice? By blinkeredly repeating everything unquestioningly? Are we arguing that obediently conforming without exercising any cognitive