Originally happy to go to the supermarket to buy food, happy to think of Coke chicken wings, delicious Gong Bao chicken diced, dinner back pot meat, delicious red roast meat.
Coles and Woolworths have stickers on all of their meat products, and the images on the stickers are stomach-numbing, either rotting feet or flesh-and-blood shaving scenes.
See where people can buy it..
Many people and editor, especially disappointed, a day of good mood all gone, how to talk about happy cooking.
It was all premeditated!
On supermarket shelves, vegetarians wage a secret war against carnivores, putting stickers on meat products to attack meat consumption.
A survey conducted by the Daily Telegraph found that members of the vegetarian organization, Anonymous for the Voiceless, were the originators. They put a lot of disturbing warning stickers on meat, similar to those on cigarette packs.
Online posts showed steak and sausage wrapped with stickers titled "Meat consumption leads to Diabetes" and "Meat consumption leads to Heart Disease", with photos of rotting on the soles of feet attached.
"in the evening, I went to the local Coles store as usual. There is also a sticker at the automatic cashier, "said a woman." She sent a picture of the meat with stickers that read, "you love animals, how dare you eat dead animals."
Both Coles and Woolworths were targeted by the guerrillas, so that some supermarkets called the police.
So: do these vegetarians want to tell everyone that they are eating meat wrong?
For what?
I`m gonna eat some meat. Did you mess with you?
You eat your vegetable, I eat my meat, well water does not invade the river!
You are a vegetarian on your own, and you can`t ask the whole world!
These vegetarians say:
Well, you ignorant carnivores,
We`re here to save you!
Do you know that eating meat is irresponsible to yourself?
How dangerous is eating meat to your health?
We`re saving you and blaming us!
I don`t know good people!
McBess (Kaj McBeth), who is responsible for making stickers, is one of them. But he denied that he had gone to the supermarket stickers, but said he did not think what he had done was wrong.
"from my point of view, I didn`t do anything illegal. It is their business whether or not everyone is willing to post it. If you choose to post it, I`d be happy to offer it. "
He knows there will be objections, but says eating meat is risky, and a number of studies have shown that eating meat is bad for your health.
He said one day he went to Bunnings, and his parents bought his brother a roast sausage. Roast sausage has been identified as a primary carcinogen by the World Health Organization (WHO).
"I think these things are a lot more risky than stickers."
Coles and Woolworths declined to comment.
But the Telegraph learned that after some supermarkets found stickers, they did not hesitate to call the police. A spokeswoman for the Australian Beef Association says people who do this need to be summoned. "sadly, this behavior only increases the cost of the consumer market and has a negative impact on producers."
The NSW says the stickers are misleading and there is no scientific basis for what they say.
"New York farmers comply with the world`s strictest animal welfare standards, and Australian dietary guidelines include meat in a healthy, balanced diet."
