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Animal rights activists call for Leicester's Pork Pie Island to be renamed to promote veganism

By davieG, in General Chat

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Nalis

Nalis

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42 minutes ago, MustardTiger said:

It might just work.

 

Personally I only eat foods that have roundabouts named after them.

Do you extend this to include Spaghetti Junction?

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davieG

davieG

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43 minutes ago, Free Falling Foxes said:

I wonder if Vegans share their concerns towards animals, with plants?

 

All those tomatoes baking in greenhouses all day.

Mushrooms kept in the dark.

Millions of plants in ordered, packed rows in fields.

Cauliflowers brutally severed from their leaves.

Lots of veg boiled alive.

The list goes on........

 

After all... https://www.bbcearth.com/news/plants-have-feelings-too

The likes of cucumbers get an easier ride though.

Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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They missed out Shoulder of Mutton Hill (Hinckley Rd as I runs alongside Western Park).

 

Also, to be really pedantic... the roundabout isn't named after pork pies, it's named after the nearby Pork Pie Library, which is the shape of a pork pie. 

 

I suggest we change Walnut St to Fillet Mignon Boulevard.

Vacamion

Vacamion

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I'm originally  from the Saff and after due consideration, and careful reflection, No, sod off  :mad:

 

 

 

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Mike the Metal Ed

Mike the Metal Ed

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2 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

I can’t believe this story has actually made sky news.

That's the thing about news. If you can't turn on a TV news channel, and within 30 seconds figure out that a major breaking story is taking place and what it is, then there probably isn't any news and it's just fluff to fill their half hour.

Jon the Hat

Jon the Hat

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2 hours ago, filthyfox said:

Absolutely, but there are rules for how it should take place.

Same as animal breeding places (not dogs).  They now have strict guidelines they have to follow.

Much better that essential testing is done in a controller environment than outsourced to countries without those controls.  Likewise production being outsourced to countries with higher emissions.

Wolfox

Wolfox

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It was never a serious request 

 

PETA do some good work…. There are the barmy bits of course

 

And guess what, they got a 5 minute slot in East Midlands today and spoke about the importance of reducing our meat intake…. 
 

Meat reduction is good your health and good for the environment…. So, hardly a contentious message

 

A bit of a free PR master stroke really…

 

I do eat meat but do like to reduce the amount…

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