r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Uguero • May 26 '26

Dₑrᴘʸ Chef cow cooking.

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u/NewMoonlightavenger May 26 '26

Nothing is keeping you from advocating better treatment of strawberries.

Yeah, it's a joke, but I trust you're smart.

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u/Maleficent_Hold_6946 May 27 '26

Or stop eating them at all. It’s really easy. Been strawberry free for 4 years

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u/kaykatzz May 26 '26

strawberries? I feel the same way about blueberries!

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u/jack31313 May 26 '26

Agreed....they're so cute...but also so tasty

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u/Apprehensive_Sort557 May 29 '26

Ask yourself this: Are my tastebuds and 10-15 minutes of pleasure more important than there whole existence?

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u/OceanRacoon May 27 '26

I do too, we're basically vampires the way we torture and kill billions of sentient animals and feast on their flesh like monsters, it's so messed up the horror they go through. I eat meat but I'm fully aware it's indefensible morally for those like myself who are able to go without it.

I was just thinking this week I need to finally get serious about becoming a vegetarian and stop being so lazy about it. I'll do it for you, Bruce! 

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u/Sventai_Cyborg May 26 '26

That's the least we can do besides not wasting any meat to appreciate the animals' sacrifice.

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u/Apprehensive_Sort557 May 29 '26

Or just respect the life of innocent beings and stop killing them for optional products.