Every now and then – Definitely me – Who isn’t horrified?

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Every now and then, while idly scrolling in the park, you come upon something that makes you go “WOW”. And you just have to press that “follow” button. VERY classy. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)

Well, this has been an eye-opener for me. I’m smiling quietly at all the “noooo” comments. I remember so clearly the same kind of derision being poured on Freddie when we started out as Queen. As soon as I see someone who can inspire such strong reactions – positive and negative – I’m sure this person is a star performer. But just carry on kicking, if you need to – perhaps it will make you feel better ! I think the rest of us will keep an open mind.

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So nice ! Thanks  Jelena [@jelena_scribbles] – this is definitely me !

Bri by Jelina_scribbles

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Is there anybody out there who ISN’T horrified by this ? Isn’t it time we moved forward – and became worthy of calling ourselves humane ? If you want to know more, follow @earthlinged – who is doing great work putting issues like this in front of the public. Animals need us to fight for their rights. How about it ?

This needs to be talked about narrative

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Out of the mouths of babes … comes truth. The comments are from Anne at Save Me – who sent me this clip. I have seen a very similar reaction recently in my own grandson who is 5. And I remember my own first reaction when I was told (reluctantly) I was eating a baby sheep. I carried on eating meat for a few years after that, feeling some pressure to “grow up big and strong” – and I’m still not the perfect vegan, but it’s probably been 50 years since I ate a piece of lamb. I would find that even more repulsive now. It seems many children get their natural respect for animals beaten out of them. Surely it’s time to change that ?

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Three year-old kid explains

Bri