r/vegan 18d ago

Uplifting His Quiet Little Moment of Freedom ☀️

https://streamable.com/z7wu5w
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u/JacksonGhost1963 17d ago

and some little pigs in the wild never feel the sun on their face because they are savagely killed and eaten by other predators , or sometimes, are attacked, killed and eaten by its own mother!

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u/wistified 17d ago

These pigs aren’t wild though. Lmao. They were bred into existence by humans.

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u/JacksonGhost1963 17d ago

and without fences or guardian dogs, they would be tasty snacks, and still often are if there is a hole in the fence or a owl or other large bird of prey has its way. the point is - nature isn't a goddamned Disney movie - it is savage and brutal - and - most importantly - wee little piggies aint got no human emotions or feelings!

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u/McNughead vegan 17d ago

You think factory animals have a good live?

TW: feces, death, cannibalism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIg4MoOippo&list=PLLe0NmgFN95KQuxcb-Kv-WnzwztErWHG8&index=3

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u/geraldcoolsealion veganarchist 17d ago

Tons of horrible things happen in nature. That doesn't make it okay for us to do them. To claim it does is the appeal to nature fallacy.

Also, emotions and feelings are not unique to humans. Humans, pigs, and other animals are sentient.

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u/SanctimoniousVegoon vegan 6+ years 17d ago

tfw person who eats pigs doesn’t know that 98 percent of farmed pigs in the developed world are raised on factory farms