Like the title say, I'd like ideas for how someone could (without violence) disrupt a slaughterhouse. Property damage is not violence. I'm hoping for ideas that would stop the house for a while and could be done queitly. But the important part is to last a while. Thank you.

Hello. I am interested in different forms of activism. I am curious about the effectiveness of the following(I don't know the difference between efficacy and effectiveness, please tell me):

1. putting qr codes on products.

This method usually advertises a discount or something similar, but actually links to slaughter footage. I used to work in a supermarket, and in our store at least, it meant binning the items. This undermines profitability but increases waste

2. stealing/ruining the items.

This would undermine the profitability and create waste as per point 1. Is the trade-off worth it? And by stealing, I don't mean for consumption. Simply talking about undermining profits.

3. simply buying vegan.

Cheers.

Hi, I’m so sorry if this is a stupid question.

I live in an area with a minor invasive bug problem, and people are always telling me to kill them if I see them. I could honestly never kill a bug. I like to live and let nature take its course and not intervene with such things, but I’m kind of guilty because I do want what’s best for the environment. I just don’t want to be responsible for another animal’s death, and it’s not the animal’s fault that they were brought to an area that could not support them. How would a vegan navigate this?

Anyone got some video essays or documentaries?

Particularly on environmental impact of animal atrocities

Anarchist intersection is appreciated

I want to show stuff to my already eco conscious anarchist friends who don’t take animal liberation seriously

I would really love to get some recs relating to obviously veganism, anarchism, environmentalism, etc. Thank you!

Dear Redditors,

I am writing to bring attention to a heartbreaking incident of animal cruelty that recently occurred in Turkey. In a neighborhood where the locals affectionately named him "Eros," a street cat, was brutally attacked and killed by a man named "İbrahim Keloğlan". Despite the incident being widely covered by the Turkish media and video footage circulating online, justice has yet to be served. İbrahim Keloğlan, the perpetrator behind this heinous act, has not faced any consequences for his actions. "Eros" was a beloved member of the community, bringing joy and companionship to those who lived in the neighborhood. His senseless and brutal killing has left a deep scar on the hearts of all who knew him.

Animal cruelty is a serious offense, and it is unacceptable that perpetrators like Ibrahim Keloglan are allowed to walk free without facing any repercussions for their actions. We must demand justice for Eros and ensure that those responsible for his death are held accountable.

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Hi, I am currently starting to question animal testing under an antispeciesims perpective. Do you have any reading reccomendation about it?
I was told that "How to love animals" by Henry Mance is a good starting point but I am not sure whether it covers the topic or not.

Thanks in advance