Replying to @joy4brainz
βas a veganβ and proceeds to say they eat backyard ovulations
yes you do. βalready dead thoβ is literally one of the most commonly used carnist arguments.
that absolutely is your perspective. you view animals as products, therefore meat servant, therefore carnist.
carnist doesnβt understand supply and demand, shocker.
Replying to @xUnderNoNyatext
A.L.F. mink farm raid (date unknown) youtu.be/ufZQroQezpE?si=6pp2β¦
Replying to @xUnderNoNyatext
behind the mask: the story of the people who risk everything to save animals (2006 documentary film on the animal liberation front by shannon keith). it focuses on interviews with members of the A.L.F. and other direct action activists.
youtu.be/-oPazX8UUU4?si=6tVjβ¦
Replying to @rllycoolfemX3
other way around buddy we arenβt gonna achieve animal liberation by coddling and appealing to carnists
Replying to @dab_chick
cows when they realise theyβre gonna be needlessly killed LOCALLY instead of badly
there you go.
it is important. if animals have the capacity to feel and experience emotions like you admitted, that entails bodily autonomy.
recognising that non-human animals are affected by the same system as you, is a necessary component for such a social movement.
Replying to @UwUdisseo @internet_xo
do you apply this anywhere else? accordingly, we should abandon trans rights until capitalism is abolished. letβs focus on trans rights later, even though their freedoms are being removed as we speak. sounds absurd, doesnβt it?
capitalism is a root of animal exploitation.
Replying to @UwUdisseo @internet_xo
animal liberation is not for after the revolution. you cannot have liberation while some cages are still locked. we donβt apply this hierarchy of some liberation mattering more than others anywhere else, only veganism, because itβs seen as illegitimate and not worth fighting for.
Replying to @morallawwithin
he mentioned eating beans in his writings. bbc.com/news/magazine-357459β¦


















