Perhaps they can be re-trained for new positions in the vegan industry.
One of the biggest meat product companies in Germany (Rügenwalder) started making more revenue from their vegetarian/vegan products than the meat based ones
True.
On the other hand, this whole argument rests on double standards - the loss of jobs due to the industrialisation of agriculture is not used as an argument against it - more as an argument for it (efficiency discourse). Veganism as a job killer (lol) could thus be seen as progress in ...eh... "societal efficiency" (totally not Overseer Barstow talking...).
It was meant as a joke since that tends to be one of the first solutions proposed to all the "But think of the oil jobs!" people when they vote against renewables when the truth is they just don't want to put any personal effort into making the world a better place, they just want the status quo, so they find some convoluted excuse why that wouldn't work, or why they shouldn't have to, or why the oil industry is actually good.
Wait, I won’t be able to earn money by participating in abuse of countless animals? Aw shiiit.
Time for you to start growing mushrooms 🧑🌾
if there's anything vegans and non-vegans agree on, it's the horrors of industrial farming.
I've never heard anyone make the argument that industrial farming jobs need to be protected.
But how else will we inflict PTSD and permanent physical injury en masse to poor people without options?
I wouldn't call the average meat industry worker an oppressor. It's a highly exploitative and traumatizing line of work that preys on the desperate a lot of the time.
Bootlicker energy to demand for dangerous and immoral jobs...
There are plenty of jobs in a possible agricultural and food processing sector without animal exploitation (eg vegetable farming) left.
Hey as long as it's not your cat who cares?
A certain orange tanned rapist insurrectionist, I'd imagine.
Bootlicker energy...
There are plenty of jobs in an agricultural sector without animal exploitation left, let me tell you that, both skilled or underpaid.
