London Underground Clapham Common station replaced by Vegan propaganda

A London tube station has been plastered with vegan propaganda.

Each advert at Clapham Frequent station has been changed by posters persuading individuals to cease consuming meat.

Sixty footage of animals are accompanied by the phrases: 'I'm ME, Not MEAT. See the Particular person – Go Vegan.'

They seem on the partitions, subsequent to the escalators and even on the turnstiles. 

'I am ME, Not MEAT': A London tube station has been plastered with Vegan propaganda

The marketing campaign has been organised by Folks for the Moral Therapy of Animals, which calls it the 'UK's first vegan Tube station takeover.'

Bewildered commuters have shared movies of the station on social media.

One requested on Twitter: 'What's Clapham Frequent attempting to inform me?' 

Peta wrote on its web site: 'Cows, chickens, and pigs are not any totally different from human beings in terms of feeling ache and concern and valuing their lives. 

'By consuming vegan, London commuters can spare delicate animals every day struggling and a terrifying demise in at the moment's industrialised meat, egg, and dairy industries – wherein chickens' and turkeys' throats are reduce whereas they're nonetheless acutely aware and piglets' tails are reduce off with none painkillers. 

Bewildered commuters have shared movies and footage of the station on social media

'Vegans are additionally much less liable to affected by most cancers, weight problems, and diabetes than meat-eaters are, they usually even have a decrease carbon footprint.

'That is why thousands and thousands of Britons – together with 20 per cent of 16 to 24 yr olds, in line with the analysis group Mintel – are embracing plant-based meals already. 

'Be a part of them. Take the pledge and we'll ship you sources, recipes and suggestions all through the month that will help you in your manner.'   

 

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