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Abolitionist, anti-speciesist, anti-NRA #Pigoneer @VeganStacey_, https://nitter.cf/t.co/6kW6gbtvPa , https://nitter.cf/t.co/woNJlCBWMK

Joined August 2010
Replying to @Son_of_Space
As long as ppl control the WRITTEN "parameters" of how animal exploitation is euphemized (humane), then the continuously-expanding obscene ACTS requiring animals' pain, violation, fear, & death, is continuously acceptable to ppl. The restraints are perversely called "cradles":
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The very privileged and stupid take is you being so privileged and comfortable that you sit back and feel entitled to violate the bodies of the most vulnerable members of our society, and so stupid you make up the most ridiculous "arguments" to keep doing so.
#Vegan… because someone else's body is not a commodity.
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Humans do horrible shit to animals 👺 Humans allow other humans to do horrible shit to animals. Don’t be such a human. #StopTheTorture #LiveVegan take no part in abuse ✌️
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Here is a clear list of the main forms of animal suffering associated with recreational angling, backed by what research and practice show: 1Physical injury from the hook itself: Every catch causes at least a hook wound, and fish can sustain further damage; scientists agree that fish have pain receptors, although opinions differ on whether they consciously experience pain. Regardless of that debate: injuries and damage can compromise the fish's welfare and even lead to death. 2Pain and stress response: Dr. Lynne Sneddon demonstrated in 2002 that rainbow trout have nociceptors, and later extended this to many other fish species; in 2021 she concluded that science has now definitively shown that fish suffer pain. Research from Wageningen also shows that caught fish sometimes remain conscious for up to two hours after capture, even though they no longer move and appear dead, stress can suppress the response without removing the pain. 3Exhaustion and oxygen deprivation: during the fight phase "Playing" a fish (tiring it out before reeling it in) causes prolonged physiological stress and oxygen deficiency in the muscles. 4Suffocation and damage from being out of water: Fish are not adapted to breathe air; every second out of water (for a photo, to remove the hook) is functional suffocation, often accompanied by damage to the mucous layer and scales that leaves them vulnerable to infection afterward. 5Mortality after release ("catch and release"): Despite the idea that releasing fish is animal-friendly, some still die from the stress, oxygen debt, or infections sustained, often unnoticed, far from the angler. 6Collateral damage to other animals: Fishing lines and hooks left behind by anglers entangle and injure birds, otters, and other animals, sometimes fatally, as has also been explicitly noted in parliamentary documents concerning incidents with abandoned fishing tackle. 7Use of live bait: Worms and maggots are threaded live onto the hook, a practice rarely included in the welfare debate but which nonetheless constitutes animal suffering. 8Storage in keepnets: Caught fish are sometimes kept for hours in a confining keepnet before being released or taken home, causing additional stress and oxygen deprivation.
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Unnecessary harm done to an innocent defenseless being 👺Why don’t people see this? Why are they so selfish? #StopFishing #BanSportFishing #LiveVegan do no harm ✌️
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Can you believe that the #Pork Industry is actually PROUD of the way they treat #pigs? 😡
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“Pigs are one of the most intelligent animals, they are more intelligent that dogs and toddlers. If given the chance they spend hours playing, exploring, rooting and sunbathing. They are extremely clean animals and don't soil their living area.
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Pigs don't sweat so to cool off and protect themselves from sunburn they roll in mud. They can run a mile in seven minutes and are excellent swimmers. Mother pigs sing to their young while nursing them. Pigs are some of the most abused and intensively farmed animals on earth.
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They are ear tagged, tail docked, castrated and have their teeth clipped without anaesthetic. They are taken from their mother at 3 - 4 weeks of age. Able to live for up to 15 years, the industry slaughters them when they are 4 - 6 months old.” viva.org.uk/lifestyle/going-…
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The way farmed animals are treated en masse is so off-the-scale brutal, exploitative & unforgiving that, to the uninitiated, it looks like AI. But it is shockingly real.
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If an industry regards a new born baby as a waste product, it's best to give that industry a wide berth. #DairyKills
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“Paid for by consumers of bacon, ham and pork. Your money - your fault.” - Close all slaughterhouses Photos - Animal Justice Project
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She collapsed💔 and now she is hoisted by what he calls the ‘death machine’ 👺 She is covered with flies. This is the #dairy industry everywhere. #DitchDairy #LiveVegan 🙏
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A society that conditions its children into viewing violence & murder as an acceptable & necessary norm, rather than the needless & indefensible choice it is, is a society that purposefully lies to its children to cover its own arse. We are #OneBillionScreams &PoliAnimalClass
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Just for perspective: as you inhabit the collective moral ineptitude of self-serving selective empathy & apathy, we suffer imprisonment, familial separation, sexual violation, violent abuse & a brutal death at a mere fraction of our potential lifespan. We are #OneBillionScreams
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For those at the back: Violence can NEVER be humane. Subjecting another to violence for your non essential purposes is categorically unjustifiable. We are #OneBillionScreams We are @PoliAnimalClass
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