Vegan Sticker Campaign

[Farfrae]

Not sure how widespread this is

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/artic...ck-pro-vegan-stickers-on-meat-in-supermarkets

but kind of reinforces my view that the farming industry should be doing more positive promotion itself to counteract these types of things.

Just shouting 'nutters' over your breakfast cereal isn't enough; they are the ones who have got their message and images on the BBC News.

 

[TechWise]

Not sure how widespread this is

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/artic...ck-pro-vegan-stickers-on-meat-in-supermarkets

but kind of reinforces my view that the farming industry should be doing more positive promotion itself to counteract these types of things.

Just shouting 'nutters' over your breakfast cereal isn't enough; they are the ones who have got their message and images on the BBC News.

You're quite right. As I've said in other threads, a lot of farmers seem to just think "they're eccentric nutters and no one listens to them". The problem is that people DO listen to them and they DO turn people to veganism.

I have personally seen their "peaceful" demonstrations where they show photoshopped pictures and videos of dodgy abbatoirs that clearly arent in the UK.

I've seen them going around handing out milk then telling people it was dog milk after they've drunk it.

Getting back to the OP, they should be charged with vandalism and barred from the shop.

 

[Yale]

Marc looks like he needs a big fat juicy steak,medium rare.

Looks a bit peaky,the iron would do him some good,give him the energy to go and stick some stickers.

 

[RDL]

The beef in the packet was called Chloe,
Traceability at its best!