Yes, it is also quite remarkable how the perception of the brand changed from "The makers of the best-known Teewurst that's stuck in the 80s" to "The brand that is filling three quarters of the regulars supermarkets vegan fridge shelf"

I mean... TikTok exists

I'd love if you looked inside yourself and shared why you posted this.

edit: nvm had a better idea

Getting people to watch a video instead of a response on a forum is going to be a challenge in itself

They didn't, humans adapted.

If they didn't want to be eaten, why did they make themselves out of such tasty parts?

American Dream Fantasy

Let me have my dreams! Lol

They wont let you defund them. They’ve already won.

I'd rather defund the billionaires, killing animals (even humans) isn't ideal.

They are linking to this video of screaming pigs in gas chambers https://mega.nz/file/7253VaSI#59wTfUMjcs4luTxC5L1fYgRHTocJHMG2qGKFyKKrfxw

Cant have Germany becoming even more vegan.

Why

Same with rats. Rats are actually very clean in general, similar to cats. But they live on the streets, in garbage bins, in sewers, etc. if you lived in a sewer, garbage dump, mud pit, or alley, youd probably be a bit dirty too

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.

Avoid Substack blogs! Substack enables the monetization of Nazi content and has refused to take it down:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/substack-extremism-nazi-white-supremacy-newsletters/676156/

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/07/substacks-nazi-problem-wont-go-away-after-push-notification-apology/

A burger does generally have meat in it, yes. Almost any advertisement for almost any fast food chain that has existed has advertised meat, whether it comes from cows or birds or pigs. Also any ads for grocery stores, restaurants, etc. Wendy's slogan "where's the beef?" was a huge success, same with "Beef, it's what's for dinner". Arby's current slogan is "We have the meats."

Question from a not a vegan:

What are examples of meat advertising? I can’t recall a single advertisement that featured meat unless a burger counts as meat advertisement?

Neat. Also missing from the headline (understandable for this community) is fossil fuel ads are banned too, also great news!

Intentionally ignorant!

The same people insist on driving extended-cab trucks wherever they go.

My parents bought a science encyclopedia for me when I was a kid in the early eighties. There was a section showing that meat requires 16x more energy to product 1g of protein for consumption, than just eating plant proteins.

We are still fighting against the ignorant.

The butcher doesn't kill the animal, the people at the abattoir do, so it was likely that he never had to think of any of the mechanics.

The article also mentions that it was a seasoned meat business. If it was a shop that specializes in something like custome sausages, the "butcher shop" might not even break down the animals themselves, just mix things together.

I think most people would benefit from seeing a dairy farm or slaughterhouse in person. Especially those that eat meat and such.

I don't mean to just deter people from doing so in general. It would make people consider the impact better and hopefully those that eat meat would think more about it and reduce their waste.

Sounds like he was more of a business owner and left the dirty work to labourers until he actually bothered to look.