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"Exotic" rotting animal corpses for sale at Three horseshoes pub in Hereford

Tigerfeet | 17.10.2010 12:26 | Animal Liberation | Ecology

Kangaroo, crocodile, bison and ostrich "steaks" have appeared on the menu at The Three Horseshoes pub in Hereford. Please contact the pub asking them to remove the corpses from their menu and stop adding to the destruction of our world's wildlife. Thank you.



Three Horseshoes Inn,
Allensmore,
Hereford
HR2 9AS
Tel: 01981 570329
Email:  info@threehorseshoesallensmore.co.uk
Current menu (PDF)  http://www.threehorseshoesallensmore.co.uk/images/3Horseshoes.pdf

Tigerfeet

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Worse than eating cows or pigs?

17.10.2010 13:34

Why is it any worse than eating any other animal?

Vegan for life


Normalisation of further carnage

17.10.2010 13:57

@"Vegan for life" so this is to go unnopposed in your world and left to become "normal" like all other dead animals for sale. Needs nipping in the bud now before it becomes another acceptable commodity of death.

Jonny Gee


He's being HONEST

17.10.2010 14:48

This is of course a strategic/tactical question for animal rights activists but shouldn't simply put down those among you who feel maybe something dishonest.

"Vegan for Life" --- although not of your camp I will try to explain the "politics" and make sense of that response you drew. The problem from the acitvist point of view is that while morally there is no difference between eating a croc and eating a cow the number of people who do the former are few and the number of people who do the latter are numerous.

In other words, maybe can have success attacking a store selling furs (only the rich buy those) but if you went after the wearing of lether shoes ......... The point here is that maybe you can succeed throwing a bucket of paoint on some posh lady wearing furs and survive but of you tried that on a crowd of workers because of their shoes you'd need false chompers to chew your brown rice.

The current state of the campaigns where minor successes are wanted and not just symbolic protests has to be limited to "soft targets". Take on a hard target and you'd get your a*se kicked.

So you are right on the ethical question but it may be impolitic to raise it. You deserved a better response (explanation) form your own camp than a put down.

MDN


Job done

18.10.2010 13:38

The info's out there now, regardless of the stupid comments from the laughable troll nation. Job done!

spikey


Thing is

18.10.2010 15:50

These types of posts aren't specifically designed to spark debate, they serve to directly inform the active animal rights community of abusers in specific locations so action can be taken, and thanks to the imc newswire and the publicity generated in the majority of cases action is taken.

There's loads of AR forums around @vegan for life where you can debate stuff till the end of days,maybe check them out.

Cheers

GT

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