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Pomidor Quixote
Daily Stormer
February 26, 2019
If you like any kind of dairy food such as milk, vegans think you’re a murderer that rapes cows and kills their babies to steal their milk.
Even if you’re a really good goy, paying $7 for a politically correct coffee at Starbucks, you might get rushed by the animal justice squad.
Vegan activists stormed a Starbucks coffee shop yesterday, holding up images of pregnant cows and chanting at customers, in a bid to put people off having milk in their coffee.
The campaigners from Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) Brighton disrupted service in the city cafe while holding up images of cows being impregnated and shouting about ‘abuse’ in the dairy industry.
The activists were chanting ‘Not your mum! Not your milk!’ as they described how cows are treated on farms, while promoting what they call ‘Februdairy’.
Police were called in to Starbucks by stunned staff during the ‘occupation’.
The activists then surrounded Brighton Sausage Co.
The cheese filled window was covered by signs reading: ‘97% of newborn dairy calves are forcibly removed from their mothers within the first 24hrs’.
Protesters said one ‘angry man tried to go for a female activist’ in front of police outside the shop.
‘The truth is the dairy industry is incredibly cruel and most people have no idea how much suffering and death is involved,’ one of DxE Brighton’s organisers said.
‘21,000,000 dairy calves are slaughtered for veal or cheap beef every year.
‘Hopefully more people will think twice about who suffered for the milk and cheese they are buying after today.’
Speaking in Starbucks one woman said: ‘Dairy cows are continuously artificially and forcibly impregnated. Every year they go through over 9 months of pregnancy, they suffer through child birth and then have their babies stolen.
‘This happens for profit. This happens so you can have milk in your coffee and cheese in your sandwich. These exhausted and abused dairy cows are typically slaughtered at just 5 years old, a fraction of their natural lifespan.’
Another said: ‘Nothing is sacred to the dairy industry, not motherhood, not a babies need to be with their mother, not pregnancy, not anything. The British cattle veterinary association found that roughly 150 thousand pregnant dairy cows are slaughtered every year.’
DxE Brighton activists filled the cafe holding signs with messages like ‘watch Dairy is Scary on YouTube’ and ‘you are not a baby cow’.
Not every coffee drinker was impressed.
One man said on Twitter: ‘Just popped into Starbucks for a coffee and get accosted by vegan protestors shouting at the staff! You don’t see me storming a vegan restaurant calling them all jihadis for beheading carrots! Thanks for the free coffee .’
The same group has targeted other businesses, including a steak restaurant in which they played the sounds of animals being slaughtered to shocked diners in early December.
Vegans have maternal instincts towards animals and bees, and they can get pretty emotional when confronted about them. They don’t usually provide solid arguments or any kind of reasoning, because veganism is not something born out of logic but out of feelings.
Their rhetoric in this protest is all over the place, just like in all of their protests. They spend a lot of time talking about how “cruel” the dairy industry is, but they’re also opposed to every kind of dairy farming, not just the current industry practices.
Vegans even want to ban hunting, which is objectively the most humane way to eat, and is important for keeping the ecosystem balanced.
If they’re so concerned about the suffering of the animals and about what the animals feel, then how about we start engineering a new breed of cows that will always be happy no matter what happens to them?
Then they’ll switch to “but meat and dairy are bad for you!”
If you explain that animal foods are not intrinsically bad for you, they’ll switch to “but the cows fart methane and the planet will die!”
Even if you convince them that cows farting will not cause the Climate Apocalypse, they’ll just switch to a form of “but we should leave animals live free!”
Logic is not a very effective weapon against their feelings. Most ex-vegans have abandoned veganism not because of logic, reason, or evidence but because they’ve experienced serious health problems that they couldn’t fix with their diet because those problems were most likely caused by their diet.
I’m not saying vegans are wrong about everything. They’re quite right about some things, like the dairy and meat industries not treating cows very well — which translates to cows getting sick and being pumped full of antibiotics, vaccines, hormones, and drugs — and the fact that dairy from non-human animals is not a very good food for humans, but their proposed solution to the problems they point out is to chew grass, which is not really a solution.
That said… dairy is not very healthy nowadays. It’s linked to type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases — especially for people who suffer from what’s known as leaky gut — and it’s quite fattening. Keep in mind cow’s milk is intended to grow calves at a significantly faster rate than human babies grow.
If you can not make dairy a part of your diet, chances are you’ll be better off. Having a bit of dairy every now and then won’t ruin your health though.
