Showing posts with label animal rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal rights. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2024

Ministry of Truth Daily Update - 12 Dec 2024 - Crab Boil Ban

 

Crab Boil Ban

Recent scientific evidence shows that crustaceans feel pain too, so we must stop the torture -  from capture, to their murder, and even banning their consumption.  A recent study calls for an immediate ban on the disturbing practice of boiling crabs and lobsters alive.  As a compassionate society, we must find less painful and more humane ways to kill shellfish if we sadly continue eating these beings.  It's all about being mindful and compassionate in our everyday choices, treating sentient creatures with respect, so the rights of crabs and all other born creatures are protected though just animal welfare legislation. 

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Monday, November 11, 2024

Ministry of Truth Just Kidding Update 11 Nov 2024 - Animal Rights

 

Animal Rights

All creatures deserve to live lives free from human interference and subjugation.  Oppressed beings, such as pets, rescued squirrels, and caged chickens, will be humanely liberated from their intolerable circumstances, and ethically euthanized as an example to their terrorist captors.  Unannounced armed raids and arrests by the Ministry of Love provide punishment and deterrents to these intolerant acts of abuse.

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Ministry of Truth Daily Update - 31 Oct 2023 - Fake Spiderwebs

 




Fake Spiderwebs

Holiday decorating with trans-arachnid webbing is horribly dangerous for wildlife, posing life-threatening entanglements and dangers to small urban wildlife.  These webs can entangle hummingbirds, owls, bugs, butterflies, bees and other cute small critters, resulting in the animals dying of injury, starvation, or predation.  Also, synthetic spider web decorations are made with environmentally unjust plastic-based materials that aren’t biodegradable.  So instead, "Let spiders build real webs."  

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