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Global network of sadistic monkey torture exposed by BBC
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Reminder that the animals people eat are also living and feeling beings who don't want to die for your burger.
Plants let out an ultrasonic scream when their leaves are cut or they don't get enough water
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/plants-shriek-with-high-pitched-ultrasonic-clicks-when-stressed-study-2023-3%3famp
Most farmed plants are used as animal feed, eating plants directly uses much less.
So even if this nonsense argument had any validity veganism would still be the answer.
You choose to ignore the screams that your ears cant decipher.
What? I just told you that less plants are "harmed" for a planet based diet than a meat filled one.