Passersby Are Horrified as ‘Zombies’ Feast on ‘Human Flesh’ on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (Photos, Video)
Wearing full zombie regalia, a phalanx of “undead” PETA supporters soaked in “blood” “dined” on a woman lying on a dinner table on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.
As zombies pulled out and ate the woman’s “organs,” she told passersby that all animals are made of flesh, blood, and bone—just as humans are—and that the best way not to be confused with a zombie is to go vegan.
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As you can see, slasher films have nothing on slaughterhouse horrors. PETA is urging flesh-eaters to stop acting like zombies and go vegan instead. All animals have the capacity to feel pain and terror, just as humans do. Yet in today’s meat industry, chickens’ and turkeys’ throats are slit while they’re still conscious, piglets are castrated and their tails are cut off without any painkillers, and cows are hung upside down and bled to death, often while they’re still able to feel pain. By eating flesh-free, vegans spare animals suffering. They also have a lower risk of developing heart disease, cancer, and diabetes and are less likely to become obese than meat-eaters.
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