Meat Eaters Protest Yulin Dog Meat Festival Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- At the 2016 Yulin Dog Meat Protest in London outside of the Chinese Embassy I interview demonstrators asking them if they think that it's hypocritical to protest against eating dog meat if you consume the meat of other animals.
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I still don't see how a lot of people can use the word "humane" and "slaughterhouse" in the same sentence... like c'mon SLAUGHTERhouse!
@albert fish.. no i believe slaughtering is killing and then they will be butchered.. although you can be put down in a painless way in a 'slaughterhouse, it would feel weird to call it a slaughterhouse i guess.. but i think we should at the very least have free roaming animals and not put them through suffering
@albert fish "slaughter comes after their dead"
You could use a dictionary.
@albert fish it's 'they're' dead.... Idiot
@albert fish killing is not humane though so idiot please delete your reply
It's humane nature to kill some animal or other to eat. I fixed it for you
meaters alllllways with the "I dont... eat.... that much.... meat, tho"
And you can guarantee its every lunch and dinner, if not every breakfast too 😑 "not much" tho.......
I heard a woman who ate meat at every meal say that.
Jacob Smith oh yeah that comment is super annoying
I think that’s because they see 2 rashers of bacon at breakfast as a small amount compared to a whole pork belly for example, but they don’t link it to no matter if it’s a whole pig or 1 slice of bacon that it’s still a life being taken and a detrimental impact on the planet and environment.
Bro I eat so much meat
It annoys me when people use the "I don't eat that much meat" to justify not being vegetarian or vegan
Yeah it's bizarre, they obviously acknowledge that it's wrong to eat meat and try to justify their actions by saying they don't do it that much. Same as a rapist trying to justify rape by saying he only does it once a week. Total nonsensical BS. Also it's obviously a blatant lie and they likely don't restrict their meat consumption at all.
Cuz they are just a little dead.
@@ed.winters You're a fan of hypothetical questions,.. If one person is killing a chicken/cow/pig/any other animal, and another person is raping a human being and you can only stop one of these from happening, which would you choose? Is it "the same" or should there be more nuance to your morality and maybe a sense of perspective? Using terms like rape (as you do frequently) and the holocaust (as many vegan activists do) in direct comparison with the albeit very poor treatment of animals is a great way of making you look like a person who lacks objective reasoning. I'm not saying this as an attack, I'm just concerned that you seem to be unaware that there is a difference.
Daniel Fowler rape is defined as a forced sexual act against the persons will/ without a persons consent (using power, authority, physical force) which is what we do to animals by artificially inseminating them. We go further than this by then stealing their babies, exploiting them for the products of their reproductive systems, and slaughtering them. A holocaust is defined as slaughter on a mass scale, which given that we breed and slaughter over 56 billion land animals a year (not including trillions of sea life), and that equates to 150 million per day (which is estimated to be around the number of humans killed during all wars throughout history), a holocaust is most definitely what’s happening to animals. The are in fact, so victimised that even calling them victims, and using words such as rape and holocaust to describe what is happening to them is dismissed and ridiculed.
@@ed.winters What is "in moderation" anyway? It's subjective BS to avoid a real answer
Makes me so happy when they say they're vegan
+Alice Oswald Me too :)
@ you replied 4 days ago to a 4 years old comment
@@Gencturk92 how pathetic is that lol
@@ssseeeaaa At lease he replied in a friendly way. You just did it to bully. How nasty is that?
@@SevenEllen no, the comment i was referring to got deleted. Look at the reply of the person I replied to. Thanks for nothing though!
It's funny how she said that all ANIMAL cruelty is bad, AND THEN SHE SAYS SHE EATS MEAT, HMM
It's called MEAT addiction.
"That's disgusting and they should be closed down" VOTE WITH YOUR WALLET THEN
I found it so bizarre the vegetarian woman with dark hair & red shirt who says she'd travel the world to rescue dogs etc but when you asked her if she'd go vegan, she seemed to shut down. She's already made the connection in so many ways, but mention the word vegan and suddenly she's completely irrational.
It was getting frustrating after the first couple times Ed asked her if she'd go vegan, and she would bring up all her animals saving desires to avoid her own examination of why she still eats animal products.
Same here. I almost prefer the consistency of being ok with animal torture in general, than this compartmentalized craziness. People going outside to protest, or "travelling the world" to add a new rescued dog to their collection, while eating meat and dairy as usual.
I symphatise with this woman. I used to be a bit like her as a vegetarian (I became vegetarian at 14, up until 23 when I made the switch to veganism). I could not comprehend what was wrong with eating eggs and with drinking milk and did not want to see the reality of these practises. Being confronted with the reality of it made me shut down; I didn't want to hear it. But, honestly, i think that she is on the right path and that she will get there eventually. Let's hope!
Nux River - Similar to you, I was vegetarian for many years, and kinda closed my eyes to the cruelty that goes on in the meat industry etc, it hurt to see/hear about it, and I felt that by not eating meat I was already doing my bit.
I too believed dairy didn’t cause any real harm, couldn’t understand how it could. Cows GIVE us their milk, right?!
But it’s only when you force yourself to see the reality of it you see you’re contributing to the suffering of so many animals. I tried to block it out, thinking it can’t be THAT bad, wondering how I’d survive as a vegan without cheese etc (🙄 I know, I’m ashamed of myself!) but after seeing footage from sources such as Ed, I couldn’t ignore the truth any longer - and haven’t touched (or wanted to) dairy since.
As impossible as it seemed to me beforehand, I feel the best way to adopt a vegan diet is to just do it, try it, jump straight in - I think if more people did that they’d find its nowhere near as difficult as they think. Especially for vegetarians; I feel I probably had it really easy as I didn’t have to cut out all of the meat etc, and reading food packaging/labels was already a way of life for me! So not too big of a deal to go the full way, and happy in the knowledge my diet now matches up with my morals.
I think “red t shirt” vegetarian lady in this video would be amazed at how easily she could go vegan, especially as she seems so dedicated to the cause too - I think that’ll be a huge motivator for her and will make it a breeze. I hope this conversation encouraged her to give it a shot!
I’m not entirely convinced if she was actually vegetarian.
Humane killing... SMH ... Treating someone humanely doesn't involve killing them!
Like, DUH, right? I'm sick of hearing that!
Cattle is something not someone.
@laurentfaurite9199 you aren't either
Haha I never get tired of Ed's little smile when someones says "I'm a vegan" :)
since becoming vegan I don't only want to rescue cats and dogs, I've been pining to rescue chickens and cows from slaughter houses 😩
Molly Price Same. I watch videos of animal saves and cry my eyes out as I count the number of beautiful souls looking at the camera in fear from the trailer of a truck. Helplessness is one of the worst feelings.
Just do what you can, and remember to take care of yourself first and foremost. Altruism can be exhausting, and the long term mental health damage can be crippling, so if you don't look after yourself you won't be in a good position to look after others too.
I know I can rescue more victims by changing other people's minds.
"And I always thought our slaughter houses were humane"
I wanna bash my head in. You've really got some patience Ed. Really respect you man.
Indeed, the absurdity of that sentence.
And thanks so much :)
"Yes, many humans come here, paying to be kiled".
I have so much secondhand embarrassment when I see people trying to justify eating meat like this😭
How the fuck does this guy keep his cool??! Patience of a saint.
he is made of better stuff than most of the people there and he knows it,, I don't know how most of the people there can campaign against cruelty in other countries and ignore whats goes off in this country they mayswell stay home and enjoy their stake, or dead cow, there's no way that old lady doesn't know what goes off in this country ridiculous.
Humane slaughter is an oxymoron. How can anyone call the systematic ending of perfectly healthy lives "humane" no matter how it is done?
Psychosis
So powerful! Just a bit of critique. The older lady was saying that she knows to an extent what animals on factory farms go though. A good thing to ask is "why do you eat it then?" In a non confrontational way. It gets people thinking and genuinely feeling guilty for what hey have done. It makes them more open to think when you ask open questions like that. And then based on their reasoning you can bash the stereotypical arguments such as protein. Sometimes people think and are silent and eventually say "I don't know" and it's like the gears finally start turning.
good point!
+VeganPirateNinja thanks!
really good advice
Good idea - thanks! :)
+Earthling Ed glad to help
Just found your channel, thanks for all your videos mate, I'm a 16 years old boy been vegetarian since 13! I have always gotten bullied because of it and gotten into conversations with stupid people but these videos give me strengh and inspiration since you are so calm in the interviews. It's like 4 in the morning here and english is not my native language, so I really hope you got something I tried to say. Thanks a lot man and keep it up, respect
Well if english is your second language then I would not have known that for sure. Our soon to be ex president struggles with the language but I understood you perfectly.
nice job Ed. You are the King of street interviews right now
And you are the Queen! 👑
I relate to that lady in the beginning.
I struggle to sleep at night knowing what is going on - ALL THE TIME - on our planet.
I used to think that way too -- until it occurred to me that the human race is making progress -- slowly but surely, with an occasional hiccup inbetween. If you don't think it is, then just ask yourself if there is some other time in history you would prefer to be in.
Russ Tul TBH, I'd rather be an alien living on another planet. I have difficulty staying sane because I literally count the 3000 animals being slaughtered every second in my head as the day goes on. My parents and siblings are all carnists although they claim to want to go vegan and when they're eating the flesh or drinking the fluids of an animal, I immediately see the death of that animal or the life of the cow. Enlightenment is bittersweet.
The Roar Within U won't struggle to sleep when you go out there or on social media exposing the truth and helping people see why they should stop eating meat. Or best yet go vegan. With everyone I turn away from eating animals the positivity coming my way is baffling. Like God or the universe sends me abundance in one way or another. Its so fun
Same I'm vegan but I'm still crying at night thinking what is happening with all animals all seconds
The line I always get from meat eaters "I don't eat a lot of meat" *sigh*
Sam Walker
Yes !!! Every People I talk to say the exact same thing : "I eat meat very rarely, almost never".
Right.
But the statistics say the exact oposite: we have never eaten that much of animals products in our history...
But yet everyone say the oposite, and I see that as a huge improvement : People are ashamed.
They dont want to admit how huge there consommation of animals is...
It's really rare those says to met someone who is really proud and happy to recognize that he/she is a meat eater.
It's a good thing !!!
Feeling ashamed is (maybe) the first step !!!
After that comes the information, the understanding, the accetation and maybe... The change.
We have to be optimistic, everything is changing.
If we have asked those questions in the 60's to our grand parents, everybody would have been so proud and greatful for eating that much meet...
Look where we are now !!!
it’s like they think the animals only die a little bit
No one seems to be eating a lot of meat.. How come that there is so much meat sold then??
They are changing
You have to be one of my favourite vegan activists I have ever seen. You allow them to say their opinions and thoughts, you aren't aggressive, and you simply lay out the facts and ask thought provoking questions! I just love it!!! Probably the most effective way to convert people to live a less cruel life (in my opinion). I just discovered your channel today and can't stop watching! ( :
+SkinnyDunkeh Thank you so much for your comment, so pleased you like my approach :)
EARTHLING ED = AWESOME ED!
Ur definition of awesome is askew, motorcycles, skydiving, skiing are all awesome, but earthling Ed I would not call awesome.
@@cajunsphinxgaming1759 You must be an animal-eater. Totally understandable.
woman: "I don't know. I've never tried one"
ed: "I don't mean in flavor; I mean in life."
Wow. She just can't seem to make that connection. She is fighting so hard for this one issue but doesn't seem concerned when she contributes to the exact same problem. I hope she somehow sees this and realizes her own hypocrisy.
this may be viewed as extreme but i wonder how some of these people( people against animal cruelty but continue to eat meat/eggs/dairy) would react if you asked them a question that sort of reflected their own logic back at them. I imagined asking the older woman "what if a group of people humanely slaughtered you? you felt no pain and knew not of it, they also let none of your body go to waste meaning they ate and used it all. They had the option of using plants for this, but instead they used you, because they felt that it was convenient and less work, and they didnt think they could do it with the plants, although they knew it was possible, they just lacked the effort and determination. How would you feel? because thats basically what is happening when most people choose to eat meat/eggs/dairy. animals DO NOT need to be murdered for your dietary needs, or material needs, you can use plants, especially if you live in the first world and have grocery stores that has enough plant foods for you to be healthy, and you have access to products that dont contain animal products or by products.
T. Arsenault I don't think that's severe. I've seen people get asked that question and it really does get the gears turning.
What do you think theyd do? They'd lie a lot of the time and pretend they'd be "fine" with being eaten so they wouldn't sound hypocritical for being meat addicts. People can be such pathetic sad shameless liars when they have to lie and make excuses for their participation in cruelty. Of course they'd lie since they know it's not something that would happen in reality. Maybe we should make it happen in reality for them
I think you've given that old woman a lot to think about.
Nice one, Ed. Selective compassion is a wonderful thing, isn't it?
K☆x
Humane tho.
Great job, Ed. Really great delivery. You've really inspired me to want to do some vegan activism in my community, Bentonville, Arkansas, U.S. It's the home of Wal-Mart and is it's becoming very progressive. A community that is both extremely conservative and also sprinkled with many forward-thinking personalities would make for a very interesting mixture of public responses. Plus, I just wanna make a difference in my community and I couldn't image a way more impactful! Keep doing what you do!
cool...sounds awesome bro
no excuses. im italian and i used to love the classic italian meats n such. if i can do it anyone can. as long as i got my garlic and olive oil im good to go hahaha in the end its all about flavoring, taste is such a personal thing to us, our senses wire our brains, so its hard to think of losing a flavor, but its possible to create delicious stuff that doesnt hurt other beings.
Italian here too, it was difficult for a minute giving up our meats, but isn't it so nice creating new recipes!😍
oh how i look forward to the debate with that man in the next video
Hello from Russia) Great job, Ed! You're inspiring me to start doing street interviews too. Thanks a lot for what you do 🙏❤️
Thank you so much! That's amazing to hear, let me know how they go ❤️
i hate how the people in the comment section are critcizing the older lady but those haters weren't always vegan and they could have been ignorant or unaware before
Crystal xuxsxa this. I'm not perfect, but I always try to not judge the people for the same thing that I used to do up until just 8 months ago. I can judge them for not wanting to question themselves but not for not being vegan YET cuz they are all part of the system we were once in before we broke out of it and went vegan.
Same here
I think it's not just her hypocrisy but how she seems slow and just repeats her tired out point over and over again. You can actually see Ed getting frustrated with her a little.
Wow! I did some of these the other day as well, but going to the protest that's next level mate, well done!!! :)
Thanks man! :) we should do some together sometime soon! Drop me a message when you're free :)
I Love You Ed. Such powerful episodes. Thank You for doing what you're doing🐥🐑🐏🐂🐃🐐🐄🐷🐗🐘🐳🐟🐠🐡🐙🐝.
+Roshan Meranchi Films I love you too 🍃🌱💚🌿
The vegetarian in the red shirt didn't reveal why she wouldn't dump dairy and eggs....I'm wondering what's holding her back
I'm late to comment, but, hopefully the answer is time..
Taste
She has rescued chickens and eats their eggs
@@nindwa She's a totally disconnected speciesist and anti-feminist.
Cognitive dissonance.
How do people not make the connection? This makes me so angry
Ed, I love your videos so so much, you do so much for the animals and world. Thank you for standing up for us, keep doing what you're doing.
Hey :) thank you so much for the comment, it means a lot to me :)
I’m vegan, 38 years old, 6’4” 210 lbs, super lean muscular body. The youngsters at work can’t keep up with me... especially after lunch when their food coma has set in. Going vegan is one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Veganism isn't a diet but a moral mindset. Not interested in your body measures kid.
@@Harriemes IDGAF and I’m not a kid.
@@HarriemesI know this is a bit late but I think it is a good point to hear as it is a common myth that u can’t gain muscle or you will be weak on a vegan diet.
For some people who want to go vegan for ethical reasons but still believe the myths that it is unhealthy etc, it can be a turning point
My god I truly admire your composure Ed 🌿 I always look forward seeing the attempts people make to defend themselves against your factual and truly compassionate comments.
So because there are more chickens in existence then we shouldn't give a fuck about them vs lions?? That guy at the end.. just WTF
I've heard loads of people say things like this. It's illogical.
There are only loads more because we breed them so much anyway
the3pic1 Exactly.
People also don't quite understand that the two are also connected too. Us raising livestock is probably the main reason why lions lose living space and get into conflict with humans and got hunted down so much.
@@thrumugnyr Human (not humane) hunters think lions are rivals.
That's a good question for them "In a world that you would consider utopia, would everyone be vegan?". I am gonna use that.
Re wow another vegan with this pic, usually when I see others with this pic on vegan videos they are all insulting veganism. Oh yeah yeah
I loved the redheaded mom-she totally gets it. The group of gals well great as well and you can tell the woman with the dog is at least trying to lean into veganism despite the pressure from her family and society in general. ❤️
It’s so cringe listening to people making excuses.
wow, humans if that's what we really are, so f@@#@#d up, I'm vegan I'm physically strong, sound of mind, trying to hold back my f@@#@ng tears, there is Hope through this kind of media, thankyou,
I feel like you and all the other street interviews I'm watching are teaching me a great lesson on how to talk in a calm, clear way, allowing the person to (eventually, hopefully :P) reach logical conclusions themselves
I don't understand what is such a big deal to go vegan, it took me a second to become one and is the best decision I even made.
I am vegan. But it's not just a question of eating dog meat. It is about the horrendous wicked treatment of these dogs before they eventually pass. We generally are not compassionate to any food-source animal. The methods of slaughter, and the lifestyles of these meat/milk/egg producing animals are not ideal and cause suffering. We have to address that yet. But the methods of slaughter of these Yulin dogs is the most horrendous I have ever encountered, and done deliberately for superstitious reasons.
The only real solution is to completely shun any meat. Because even in the West, we have horrible methods of treatment and slaughter of all animals.
Thank you for your comment. Please watch my most recent video on Yulin - th-cam.com/video/1NesZCRuSXw/w-d-xo.html
Me and my friend Tiffany are raising awareness for the animals at our school and some people are going vegetarian, me and her plan to go vegan when we’re older.
Do it now! Veganism is a mindset and your parents need to accept that.
The old lady at the beginning summarizes the British mentality "I thought, I thought", but knows fuck all. If only they get to know they own backyard a bit better and then learn about other cultures, it would help them alot if they would get off their high horses for once.
I did some hidden camera footage whilst talking to market stall holders at the weekend. The video will be up later today. You inspired me! Certain questions get ignored though....I noticed this in your video too.
+Rehana Sara We're so excited to see this!!!
+Rehana Sara And yeah people tend to blank out whatever they can't reasonably argue against.
+Earthling Ed it's taken longer to edit because I have to blur the faces out. Ahhhhh! I thought it'd be up by now :-( Soon I hope!
I could watch these all day long. Ed, I can't believe you don't have a million subscribers.
+Vegan Vintage Mama Thank you so much :) always such kind words!
The cognitive dissonance is astounding!
i like when you do street interviews because the things you ask gets the person thinking, it plants the seed if that makes sense? they now know about veganism and they can do their own research on it :) keep up the good work, i love what you're doing!
"I thought our SLAUGHTER houses were "HUMANE"
They are
Please use harnesses, NOT COLLARS when walking dogs. Collars cause damage to their necks, discomfort, and is simply inhumane.
So, I'll fly around the world rescuing fluffy cute animals but I still use dairy products every day. Hmm, check your ethics.
I've been watching you for quite a while now and i must say - that you do your job fucking good! The way that you talk to people is fantastic and inspiring, please have yourself a wonderful life. You definitely deserve it, greetings from Denmark!
Hey! Thank you so much for your feedback man, means a lot. Greetings from London :) where about's in Denmark do you live?
I find your videos really hard to watch. The people you talk to know very well what goes on to acquire meat, dairy and eggs. It was only after I went vegan for health and environment reasons that I could own up to the fact I was contributing to such suffering every time I went to the grocery store. I see myself in your interviews and I feel guilty for not facing the truth sooner. Thank you for posting.
I'm a vegan, and can't bear any animal abuse. But I have to be honest, and admit that Yulin upsets me more than anything. It's so horrific 😰
Love the woman with green sunglasses & green ponytail! Gives me hope.
I really like how these interviews are across the spectrum but all are respectful conversations. Even the woman who eats meat could calmly acknowledge her own hypocrisy which is something many of us struggle with and that was really cool to see.
at the end of the day...such an over used expression lol. everyone wants to take the attention away from their hypocritical actions by reminding you of the things they feel are good...great job as always. you're making a difference.
Raw Intuition
At the same time, I believe it’s important to remind yourself of the good you do do. We would hardly be able to live a life if we constantly reminded ourselves of our shortcomings or pain we may cause others- something we all do every day.
The old ladies' brain is essentially a potato.
Miss Anthrope Potatoes are smarter than her. Don't insult the majestic potatoes by comparing them to her XD
Miss Anthrope I love potatoes 😔
Miss Anthrope Btw best name i have read so far.
😆 too true
just brainwashed into carnism.
such a beautiful soul you have 💚
Ending, my thoughts were... Uh ohs lol. Glad you got people thinking about the other side of things but it is unfortunate of how blind some are that they don't see the wrong in just killing any living being for any reason. I mean, we should all already know we don't need meat. We humans aren't designed to eat meat. Yet we still continue defending it.
Great work, I don't know how you have the patience for it. These people are like poorly written cartoon characters.
the humane shit really gets to me
12:33 I love when vegans get together and talk about animals, compassion, life! Vegans 🌱 are awesome!!💗
Im puzzled as to why people, who already understand the concepts of speciesism & make the unequivocal connection between the violence on their plate and the exploitation/violence in the world at large - still hesitate to make a full transition to veganism. We have so many resources & such an incredible abundance of plant foods, not to mention the sheer amounts of choice of various mock meats & cheeses, which make it so easy to eat consciously & compassionately.
As usual, thanks for your outreach work; you're so good at reaching people by being knowledgeable, humble & treating everyone with respect. 🌱🐾🌱
Really amazing job Ed. You inspire me to hopefully do some activism.
Thanks so much :) & do it! Message me if you have any questions at all.
so.... that woman can eat slaughtered animals but in yulin she wants them to be put to sleep? wtf?
It’s so weird how initially the older woman with the glasses was completely and utterly, no-questions-asked opposed to the slaughter of the dogs in Yulin in general, and then after you questioned her and did the comparison of putting the dogs down “humanely” if it would be acceptable, her opinion changed really quick. She essentially went from absolutely no dog slaughter of any kind, to thinking it would be acceptable if they were put down “humanely”. Sure...
this is just crazy.
The girl in the red makes me wanna hurl off a cliff over and over and over again. Grandma? No words!!!
Amazing video.. I do find it frustrating when people make excuses but I used to be there! Just hope for a vegan future and hopefully fast! Admire you massively for your eloquent and calm approach. I simply can't talk to people without getting upset !
I do hope more compassion comes to all beings.The blinders are on firm with most I met.
I'm 63 years old now I've been vegan for 6 to 7 years it took me some will power and I've made mistakes along the way, but after learning the truth I had to stop eating animal products
Great Video Ed :) Subbed after hearing you on Vegan Newbs Podcast! :D
Awesome! Thanks so much, great to have you here :)
I'm not a big meat eater tho.
Wayward Winchester I wish Sam and dean were vegan
I love how you smile when people say that they're vegan
Ed, you are fantastic at drawing people out! 🙂
So happy to see so many vegans. Surprising. We're growing!
I really like this interview because it shows 3 different people's perspectives: meat eater, vegetarian, and vegan. And you can clearly see the differences between all of their responses and you can see why the vegan argument is logical, sound and correct with no hypocrisy there, whereas the other two have hypocrisy in different degrees.
I'm not as calm as Ed, wish I were although I've been a vegetarian for over 4 decades and am now cutting out dairy and vegan, all factory farming is savage! There are numerous cruelty free products, eat that!
You always so good !!
i'm impressed and happy you do this !!!!
interesting how people are finding reasons to consume meat like they have to defend themselves - this surely shows they know they are doing something wrong
I’m afraid that years later the old woman will still just hope and pray and hope and pray. Why can’t she make the connection and stop eating meat if she’s so keen on animal welfare? Change starts from an individual level, not just hoping a system will change when you yourself contributing to the problems.
Blue haired girl is a sweetheart. Very cute and innocent
I wish people could make the connection that all animals feel pain and that no animal should be put above another animal
person: i only eat a little meat
animals: and i only die a little bit
At 1:39 LOL. Great video yet again!
"you said that u could never see an animal being killed in a slaughterhouse, but if you couldnt SEE it happen, would it be acceptable for you to PAY for it to happen" !!!! 100% on point sir.
You rock bro, thanks for the activism
Slaughter house and humane in the same sentence?
Does the lady in red know that there are lots of homeless dogs in the UK
I love every single one of your videos. It was probably you more than anyone else who helped me go vegan. You're so patient and kind with people. You're so incredibly clever aswell. You ask the best questions and you are amazing at getting people to go away and think. I bet you've changed so many people's hearts. Keep up the good work! Just wish we had 100 of you haha X
Poster lady was amazing!! She did not hesitate to showcase the cultural cruelty that is shown to animals via the halal method. It takes balls of steel to do that.
Simply amazing! Thanks!
Thank you :)
Your street interviews are amazing Ed! 🙌🏻
Thank you so much :)
Ohhh that dappy confused woman in the pink top ......Ed you have a masters degree in patience. I would have growled at her. "My mother told me about a cow who pined for her calf. And you know, that really stuck with me." So much so she carried on drinking milk her whole life. God help us all.
"At the end of the day ....." YES IT'S MIDNIGHT
The old lady thinks she's so enlightened, proudly proclaiming she could never eat a goose...
Im from china and have never ate dogs, I can also say that for most people in the bigger citys in china. It sounds like that they are saying everyone in china eats dogs.