An anonymous whistleblower in Canada shared disturbing images of turkeys in severe distress, alleging they reflect typical practices in Quebec’s poultry industry. The images, sent to the French…
We need laws and enforcement. This isn’t supposed to be resolved by consumers.
Laws don’t protect farmed animals, because they are not recognised by the legal system of having any value outside of being property.
Consumers, however, can chose to not support these industries, and make a deliberate effort to move to a more plant-based diet.
And for those who truly don’t know, I urge you to watch Earthlings, which is a documentary from 2005 that shows violence towards animals in these industries. In 20 years since that movie came out, you can find examples of the same cruelty happening everywhere.
We don’t tend to hear more about it these days because of laws that punishwhistleblowers. But the violence hasn’t stopped, because it’s inherent in these industries of death.
As individuals, we can either choose to support violence or not.
Laws don’t protect farmed animals, because they are not recognised by the legal system of having any value outside of being property.
Consumers, however, can chose to not support these industries, and make a deliberate effort to move to a more plant-based diet.
And for those who truly don’t know, I urge you to watch Earthlings, which is a documentary from 2005 that shows violence towards animals in these industries. In 20 years since that movie came out, you can find examples of the same cruelty happening everywhere.
We don’t tend to hear more about it these days because of laws that punish whistleblowers. But the violence hasn’t stopped, because it’s inherent in these industries of death.
As individuals, we can either choose to support violence or not.
We can also change the laws
I believe the farming industry was lobbying or getting laws passed that made undercover whistleblowers illegal in that industry.
Yeah, we need to lobby too