"Digital animal liberation", while a million times less important to real animal liberation, still matters to some extent because of just how absurdly anthropocentric our culture is. We have to keep pushing the argument wherever people go because animal exploitation is everywhere in society. We need to remind people that even though Pokemon is just a collection of pixels, animal baiting is real and nobody does anything to stop it. I get that some people just "want to grill" and watch the proverbial football game without being reminded of politics, but the job of activists is to remind people that the animals (or the victim of whatever issue is being protested) being killed don't have the privilege ignore the issue.
Agree totally on the fast food stocks.
"Digital animal liberation", while a million times less important to real animal liberation, still matters to some extent because of just how absurdly anthropocentric our culture is. We have to keep pushing the argument wherever people go because animal exploitation is everywhere in society. We need to remind people that even though Pokemon is just a collection of pixels, animal baiting is real and nobody does anything to stop it. I get that some people just "want to grill" and watch the proverbial football game without being reminded of politics, but the job of activists is to remind people that the animals (or the victim of whatever issue is being protested) being killed don't have the privilege ignore the issue.