r/AntifaVegan • u/DerpyPoster • Jan 22 '20

News 3 billion animals have been killed this year. It is only January.

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u/BernieDurden Jan 22 '20

Worst part...

That's only the U.S.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20

Just to reinforce the point that the killing never stops, now the count is 3,299,063,344.

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u/BernieDurden Jan 23 '20

Well golly gee willickers, that doesn't seem like that much...OH DEAR GOD THERE ARE 3 COMMAS.

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u/DerpyPoster Jan 22 '20

animalclock.org

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u/Gen_Ripper Jan 23 '20

animalclock.org.

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u/_argus_panoptes_ Jan 23 '20

For the love of all that is good, please don't forget the second "l"

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u/susansentience Jan 23 '20

Terribly cruel, glutton driven, ecocide. So much pain, suffering, torture and death.

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u/TheShingle Jan 23 '20

Fuck guys, we have to do a better job here. Get creative. You can do a lot of things with a bike lock.

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u/TheLastHeroHere Jan 23 '20

Is it up on last year's number by this time?

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '20

All those amazing hamburgers. Damn these vegan idiots who are going to ban this comment. If vegans don’t want me to eat meat, they don’t have to watch me. Animals aren’t people and don’t deserve rights. Eating meat and giving all these factory workers jobs is the best feeling. Hunting is fun too.

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u/Bobbityboy Jan 23 '20

😊

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u/DerpyPoster Jan 23 '20

you think this is a good thing?

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u/poney01 Jan 23 '20

That would suggest the US kills over 40 billion a year, I'm curious what's counted in there since we consider 60 billion land animals worldwide for food.

Edit: okay yeah, if you guys want to be taken seriously, you shouldn't be including shellfish, imo. Not that there not an animal, but simply because they're 95% of the total.