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‘Transparency in advertising’ – bring it on

Posted on August 9, 2019 by There's an Elephant in the Room

As expected the animal use industries are mounting an increasingly bizarre pushback against the labelling of substances for which they long ago co-opted names. There are frequent media outcries about who has the right to use words like ‘milk’, ‘sausage’, … Continue reading →

Posted in Addressing resistance to change, Global disasters, Uncategorized | Tagged advertising, breast milk, burger, climate, climate change, climate crisis, climate emergency, dairy, diet, environment, environmental destruction, extreme weather, guidelines, health, healthy, marketing, milk, nutrition, plant based diet, plant-based, plant-based eating, plants, sausage, supermarket, sustainability, transparency, transparency in advertising, truth in advertising, vegan, veganism, weather | 7 Comments

Plants feel, fish feel, cows feel – but we have to eat

Posted on March 16, 2018 by There's an Elephant in the Room

‘Plants feel, fish feel, cows feel – but we have to eat.’ This was a comment made on a recent post promoting veganism. It’s almost possible to hear the dismissive shrug at the end. It’s another of these sentences that … Continue reading →

Posted in Addressing resistance to change, Health and plant based eating, Sentience | Tagged breast feeding, commodification, consumer demand, dairy, eggs, feed conversion ratio, harm, health, human superiority, oppression, plants, plants tho, resources, rights, sentience, speciesism, vegan, veganism, victims | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: plants

‘Transparency in advertising’ – bring it on

Plants feel, fish feel, cows feel – but we have to eat

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