(this is technically inaccurate b/c of different lifespans across species & the fact that many are selectively bred to grow way faster than in the wild, e.g. most birds are slaughtered at a much younger age than calves raised for veal, but you get the idea)
type of guy who doesn't eat any kind of meat aside from veal because he wants the minimal lifetime suffering per animal
this tweet brought to you by the leftovers of my nova lox eggs benedict that were gone in 15 seconds flat.
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RT @David3141593
@erikfinman Lets play spot the difference
https://twitter.com/David3141593/status/1415463380681469959
not only is this a dropshipping grift and what will be an amazingly beautiful breeding ground for malware, but all the replies are absolute gold https://twitter.com/erikfinman/status/1415328529034715141
RT @pareinoia
and horny solitary confinement, aka 2020 https://twitter.com/lou_quorice/status/1373697308009799680
and then you spend a good chunk of money on fancy cheeses and gorge yourself and remember just how much you always loved goat cheese (among other kinds of cheese) 🧀
the end.
I don't really have any specific ending to this thread, just: those associations can indeed be broken, and while the morality/cleanliness trap can be quite the deep hellhole to claw your way through, it's doable. and it feels way better to come out on the other side. ✌️
it's not like being vegan would help them restrict more, I figured, since they were observed at mealtimes. but now I see it differently. the staff weren't just trying to force-feed them a high-calorie diet — they were also trying to break unhealthy associations in the brain.
unapologetic. hard to kill. feral, filled with sunlight, bright, beautiful in a way that the conventional and controlling hate but cannot ever fully destroy.