This is a piggy. It is cute and smart. Piggies can often outsmart even the smartest dogs and are roughly on the level of intelligence of a chimpanzee. Piggies are also very social animals and are capable of empathy - one of the defining characteristics of being human. piggies have very good long-term memories, can comprehend simple symbolic language and learn complex combinations of symbols for actions and objects. Though it's still unknown whether piggies actually recognize themselves in the mirror, they can use mirrors as tools (i.e. for finding hidden food), which proves that they realize they're looking at a reflection.
Knowing all that, tell me: how can you justify keeping these cute, intelligent and empathetic creatures in literal death camps where they are cramped one on top of another and are living in a constant state of stress? How can you justify killing these animals just sate your gluttony? Hate the Muslims all you want, but they got at least one thing right: eating the oinkerinos is bad and should be banned.
Don't worry Hans, Jews won't stop till no one eats meat, or at least not the goyim. It's part of their plan for Re-Genesis. We're gonna be pressured to living how the world was before the fall for humanity to transcend the 3D realm.
Jackson Bennett
This kills the chosen man and his sandnigger ally.
Pigs are not that smart. A smart pig is probably at the level of a dumb dog. I have raised pigs on a farm as well as as pets. Please provide a source for your claims.
Ryder Gonzalez
Even my vegan girlfriend loves bacon
Ayden Morales
>toasted bread hell yeah
Jason Cooper
Thanks op I'll go slaughter a boar just for you
Brandon Miller
Not true. Pigs are smarter. They are also sassier in my experience, good to keep a thin light rod to give them a whack in their Hind, just for the autistic reeeeing. Pigs are awesome.
Anyone who denies the proven fact that piggies are intelligent creatures is just dishonest.
Also, the sad part about pig farming is that their meat isn't even an exceptional source of protein. There are healthier alternatives like eggs, cheese and even fish. One does not have to be vegan to oppose piggiecide, simply have some respect for life.
Based and lifepilled.
Kayden Carter
this kind of speech let niggers out of slavery
Blake Gonzalez
you forgot to mention tasting great thing
Jackson Torres
>workout regularly >otherwise have good diet >get to eat meals like that a couple of times a week It's not a problem for any healthy person
Robert Cox
Intensive farming of the sort you described is scummy no matter how dumb or smart the animal. Feel free to eat meat, but just don't treat animals with cruelty. Solved.
Liam Taylor
Did that tiger swallow a giant watermelon? Is he going to be OK?
Connor Taylor
I have no eaten pork in months (years?) and feel guilty of eating meat. I have no arguments for meat. Anyone defending the practice on any grounds besides plain addiction is a spiritual chink
Carson Perez
Take your meds
Hunter Richardson
It is easy to differentiate between competitors/enemies on one hand and individals who will never do you any harm on the other hand
Wyatt Ortiz
>how can you justify Bacon and sausage
Jack Russell
I'm not saying I don't like them, and they are definitely sassier, but I have seen no evidence that they are smarter.
An unsourced vegan blog?
Michael Richardson
Because they're tasty and it makes pro-science environmentalist twits like you mad
if we didn't eat them who would keep domesticated pigs alive?
they're not even milkable
Liam Gutierrez
as if the meat cucks care > MuH bAcOn thOuGh > MuH PupPer mAns BeST FriEnDs
Angel White
You arouse genocidal thoughts with that kind of speech.
Dominic Wilson
and that's an issue because?
Aiden Walker
turkey bacon is way better my dude.
Evan James
Turkey bacon tastes like ham to me. I like it but it can't beat the crunchy deliciousness or regular bacon. That and kikes and mudslimes don't generally eat pork
Nathaniel Sanchez
BUILD FOR BBQ
Matthew Martin
yeah i like regular bacon but theres way too much fat for me
Sebastian Lopez
My sustenance is more important than your morality, swinehund.
>Complex object discrimination has been demonstrated in pigs in a range of situations requiring a robust memory. In one study in which the spontaneous response of pigs to novel and familiar objects was assessed, after exposure to a sample object for two days, pigs remembered the object for at least five days and showed a preference for novel objects over familiar ones demonstrating their capacity for long-term memory.
>Some of the most compelling studies on object discrimination with pigs were designed to parallel the symbolic language comprehension research with dolphins and sea lions. These marine mammals can utilize visual (gestural) and auditory stimuli to successfully process semantic (meaning) and syntactic (sequential) components of an artificial language.When given a similar task, two Vietnamese potbellied pigs demonstrated comprehension of gestural and verbal symbols representing objects (frisbee, ball, dumbbell) and actions (sit, fetch, jump). They were also able to distinguish these items from one another. Moreover, they learned to comprehend a combination of symbols for actions and objects (e.g., fetch the frisbee), discriminating among three objects, and, like dolphins and sea lions, performed the action-object task presented to them.