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Festive thoughts, six years on

Posted on December 19, 2017 by There's an Elephant in the Room

A week to go and festive shops are reaching fever pitch. Freezers in the mortuary aisles are piled high, while stacks of roasting trays and tins are on special offer in prominent displays. Smiling, laughing gatherings in adverts, banners and … Continue reading →

Posted in Festivals | Tagged commodification, consumer demand, festive, harm, holy, love, peace, resources, sentience, silent, slaughter, veganism, violence | 6 Comments

A thought for December

Posted on December 1, 2016 by There's an Elephant in the Room

The festive season is a time that we traditionally associate with love and joy and peace and giving. We do not talk of the unspeakable harm we cause to vulnerable individuals, of needlessly and forcibly taking every single thing from … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Festivals | Tagged commodification, consumer demand, dairy, eggs, festive, harm, joy, milk, peace, sentience, veganism, victims, violence | 4 Comments

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Festive thoughts, six years on

A thought for December

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