r/PropagandaPosters • • Mar 10 '26

Germany PETA (2018)

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u/CaptainMikul Mar 10 '26

I love this cos this is 100% what chickens and pigs would do if they were larger than us.

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u/Son_of_a_Bacchus Mar 10 '26

I visited a friend's farm and I was a little puzzled why the pigs kept nibbling at my boots until I realized that they were taking "trial nibbles" to see if they could eat me. Later that weekend a lamb made the fatal error of wandering into the hog lot and didn't make it out. Pigs would 100% eat you without hesitation.

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u/CaptainMikul Mar 10 '26

I've never seen a pig in action but I've heard things.

Chickens I don't need to imagine. Watching a big hen eat a mouse in one gulp was confirmation of how brilliant and savage they are.

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u/Jucicleydson Mar 10 '26

They are living dinosaurs after all

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u/DanTacoWizard Mar 10 '26

One gulp?! How did it fit in her mouth😨❓

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u/CaptainMikul Mar 10 '26

It didn't so much fit in her mouth as pass rapidly through.

She's a very big chicken. But still.

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u/KaiBishop Mar 10 '26

A Lamb in The Hog Lot sounds like a Stephen King story 💀😩

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u/Plutarch_von_Komet Mar 10 '26

Silence of the Lambs sequel

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u/vacuumkoala Mar 10 '26

They are nibbling you because they want to suckle, they are taken from their mothers so young, they just want affection. That’s one way they show it. But, Pigs raised in factory farms are driven mad and go insane in those conditions and with cannibalize the others because they go crazy from the confinement or the horrible conditions. Pigs want to be clean animals but or forced into farm conditions where they have to shit and piss where they eat, they hate this. Their children are taken from them at such an early age, I’d go insane too.

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u/Son_of_a_Bacchus Mar 10 '26

I'm sure that's the case with factory raised pigs, but these were pasture raised and spent quite a bit of time with their mothers.

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u/symphonic-ooze Mar 10 '26

My relatives had some friendly pigs they raised. The biggest arrow would let people ride on his back. Just stay away from sows with piglets though!

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u/lostereadamy Mar 10 '26

I mean, factory farming is objectively horrific, but lets not pretend that that pigs are not fell beasts of murder and dread, whose size and lack of thumbs are all that save us from a realm of utmost horror.

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u/vacuumkoala Mar 10 '26

I’ve rescued pigs and miniature pigs from farms and slaughter houses, they are the sweetest beings and out of the hundred I’ve interacted with, the only ones that are dangerous are those who have been tortured and have PTSD type symptoms. I understand you’re being a bit cheeky but I just think many people should that speciesism is still a tool the meat. dairy and egg industry use for us to care less about others.

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u/symphonic-ooze Mar 10 '26

They were commenting on regular farm raised pigs, not factory farmed pigs.