Is anyone from this group from Italy?

I’ve been looking into the ALF for a while and i think it’s something i would enjoy, but i have no clue where to go when i want to join.

Check out my new article on Substack- I’m trying to educate and want you there ❤️‍🩹✊🏽

https://eclecticem333.substack.com/p/eating-animals

Hello comrades!

I started a (hopeful) community over on Substack & i wanted to post it here in case anyone wants to join me. Animal liberation focused. I want to create community so we can work together to educate. I’m just creating publications about different types of animal use & cases against them. If you create a Substack account for free we can chat in the comments or you can share the information with people who need to hear it.

Anyway-

Here’s the link to the latest publication:

https://open.substack.com/pub/eclecticem333/p/animal-testing-and-vivisection?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

As always-

ANIMAL LIBERATION, NOW! ✊🏽❤️‍🩹

I notice that while Not Milk is getting sued over naming their product Not Milk, there doesn't seem to be any lawsuits punishing the deceptive labeling of grazing cows featured on every non-free range dairy carton in Canadian stores? If deceiving consumers is illegal then wouldn't images of grazing cows on non-free range products count as false advertising, and be illegal?

tl;dr - When I'm happy then people want to copy my ideals, and I tell them that this is why I'm happy.

I've noticed that religious groups have an "I'm happy, here's how you can be happy too!" dynamic with potential converts, where successful preachers posture a fulfilled spiritual state and clearly state their ideal expected outcome. I think that people are looking for meaningful ideals, and an optimistic take on coexistence. When the source of someone's interest is envying another person's mental state, a straightforward ideology can be palatable than a thoughtful one. A peaceful utopia created through social awareness and intervening to guarantee the safety of the animals alive right now, is easier to verify than our responsibility to enact contingency plans and last resorts. I think that optimism about attaining ideal long-term outcomes and forgiving previous acts is effective for enticing meat eaters, in the same way that Epictetus told Epicurus that convincing humans they are inherently good people will trick them into acting as such. I think that the most admired spiritual leaders frame moral obligations as an epic, where an individual struggles to lessen others' suffering by intervening in a conflict through a personal act of sacrifice, and the gratification they feel from having their efforts acknowledged form the semantic framework which an emotion-driven person needs to care about benevolence, and prioritizing morality above our own quality of life. I know everyone discovers the beauty of intelligent life and peaceful existence through their own private ontology, but I am also honest with curious carnists when they ask about my views and I point out that I am morally obligated to be happy because making people envious of my emotional and spiritual fulfillment is what inspires people to adopt my ideals - because without a spiritual motivation to save animals, the best response I would get would be "yes but, I don't care." Tsk. Learning self-control takes commitment, whereas taking pleasure in achieving a virtuous ideal provides instant gratification. As someone who did a lot of meditation, I think that most people don't moderate where they get their emotional gratification from. Humans tend to tunnel vision on simple objectives, and implementing a peaceful utopia via spreading social awareness is a simple objective which passes everyone's common sense checks. I tell meat eaters as much and hint that there's more, but I think people resonate strongly with ideals and like soulful narratives about epic moral struggles and tragic sagas, which spark the imagination. Giving them a frame of reference for empathizing with the plight of others.

I’m getting more and more frustrated and angry about animal cruelty, so I’m thinking of starting to go vegetarian.

I’m not super into most meat, but I eat a lot of chicken. I have a burger or hotdog occasionally too, but it’s mostly chicken.

Are there any plant based foods that could work as a good alternative?

Also, I’d like to be vegetarian since I drink a lot of milk and eat eggs. I get eggs from a family member who I know handles their chickens with love and care, but any ideas on how to find milk that is obtained cruelty free?

Hello I am interested in helping animals, any ways that I can help and really make a change without killing anybody. I am 14 and love animals and am tired of seeing such disregard for the living beings that were meant to coexist with us. I'd just like input from people who have ACTUALLY done something. I am fine with freeing animals from pet stores among other things, but where would I put them? I live in Malaysia and so I don't really know what to do with the animals once I've freed them. Fine with doing graffiti or anything on animal breeding businesses. If you have any input on how to help animals in an animal testing facility it would be appreciated.

lately i can‘t stop thinking about rescuing my non human homies, but where do i start? I live in a country that ranks among the top 5 countries with the best living standards for animals. however that really doesn‘t mean a damn thing, except of course for good security measures…

should i start spraying some hunters “for sale signs”? help, i need to start

I eat a lot of meat and I hate to admit it I’ve tried to become a vegan but u can’t I want to be part of all the liberation and lifestyle of the Alf but I’ve been adoctrinated since little and I don’t know how to stop because I’m so used to the flavor and I’m not gonna lie I like it but I want to change my ways, anyone knows where to start?, I’m 16 btw

Alright I'm a 1 month vegan and I didn't know why I didn't thought that I'm still supporting industries and farms by buying my dog meat, but he had some diet problems long ago and for years he had been eating dog ration AND meat (the vet said that was the balanced diet for him). What should I do?

is there anyone in the west mids involved with alf, if so please contact me i am wanting to be more involved and need advice on how

i am already involved with the ELF (cant say what in case this gets seen by the wrong people) and i eat only hunted or farm meat and idont eat much of it but i am 16 and cant move out yet so while ihave convinced m yparents to buy the somewhat better food i still cant become vegetarian but i would like to count myself a memeber is this posible?

Hey, i saw a lot of TikToks about the ALF and I really like it that people take actions instead of just talking. I have two questions

1. Is there still a lot of activity in this movement? (Becouse most videos i have seen seem old)
2. Do Politics matter? Does it matter if you are leftist or rightwing or is it just like working together for this one goal?

Thanks in advance for the awnsers and sorry for my bad english its not my first language.

preferably dublin or have an idea on how i can get involved ?