PETA
DVD Meet your Meat (English)
PETA
DVD Meet your Meat (English)
Every meateater should see this DVD and all vegetarians should own it.
“Meet your meat” documents the cruel reality of every part of life of “livestock”.
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This film shows the life and death of chickens, cattle and pigs. It is a powerful plea for the vegetarian lifestyle and legislation changes. Please show friends, neighbours and colleagues this video. Public viewing and broadcasts in local television are also expressly desired and permitted.
DVD Running time 12 minutes
Narrated by Alec Baldwin
No region code, therefore playable on all DVD players worlwide.
Alec Baldwin:
“Once you see for yourself the routine cruelty involved in raising animals for food, you'll understand why millions of compassionate people have decided to leave meat off their plates for good.”
Paul Shapiro:
The enormity of the suffering caused by the meat, egg, and dairy industries is incredibly difficult to comprehend. Only by visiting a factory farm, livestock auction, or slaughterhouse can we begin to understand the misery endured by so many animals. Since it's difficult to gain authorized access to these facilities, let alone convince our neighbors and colleagues to take a tour, how can we most convincingly show the public why so many people are choosing to be vegetarian? Fortunately, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has, once again, made animal advocacy even easier with its latest version of Meet Your Meat-the most powerful vegetarian advocacy tool that exists, in my mind. Narrated by actor Alec Baldwin, the new video shows footage (much of it undercover) of abusive yet standard practices within animal agribusiness. The 12-minute documentary systematically chronicles what happens to each of the most exploited species within the animal industries. For anyone who doesn't know where the meat, eggs, and dairy stocking our grocery stores come from, this video is the perfect rude awakening. Whether it's egg-laying hens confined in cages so tightly they can't flap their wings, calves at livestock auctions too young and weak to even walk, pigs confined in crates so narrow they can't turn around, or cattle being branded and later slaughtered, Meet Your Meat makes no attempt to spare viewers the grim reality of animal production. For many, seeing what really goes on behind the scenes was just what they needed to kick the meat habit and choose vegetarianism. One high school student attendee from a presentation I recently gave e-mailed me:
DVD Running time 12 minutes
Narrated by Alec Baldwin
No region code, therefore playable on all DVD players worlwide.
Alec Baldwin:
“Once you see for yourself the routine cruelty involved in raising animals for food, you'll understand why millions of compassionate people have decided to leave meat off their plates for good.”
Paul Shapiro:
The enormity of the suffering caused by the meat, egg, and dairy industries is incredibly difficult to comprehend. Only by visiting a factory farm, livestock auction, or slaughterhouse can we begin to understand the misery endured by so many animals. Since it's difficult to gain authorized access to these facilities, let alone convince our neighbors and colleagues to take a tour, how can we most convincingly show the public why so many people are choosing to be vegetarian? Fortunately, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has, once again, made animal advocacy even easier with its latest version of Meet Your Meat-the most powerful vegetarian advocacy tool that exists, in my mind. Narrated by actor Alec Baldwin, the new video shows footage (much of it undercover) of abusive yet standard practices within animal agribusiness. The 12-minute documentary systematically chronicles what happens to each of the most exploited species within the animal industries. For anyone who doesn't know where the meat, eggs, and dairy stocking our grocery stores come from, this video is the perfect rude awakening. Whether it's egg-laying hens confined in cages so tightly they can't flap their wings, calves at livestock auctions too young and weak to even walk, pigs confined in crates so narrow they can't turn around, or cattle being branded and later slaughtered, Meet Your Meat makes no attempt to spare viewers the grim reality of animal production. For many, seeing what really goes on behind the scenes was just what they needed to kick the meat habit and choose vegetarianism. One high school student attendee from a presentation I recently gave e-mailed me:
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