erik retweeted
You’re more likely to go to prison for exposing animal cruelty than for committing it trib.al/KZPZS3B
erik retweeted
Animal liberation group Direct Action Everywhere has carried out some of the most brazen and tech-savvy operations ever to target the animal agriculture industry. Now you can read the ops manual that reveals how they do it 🧵
🎨WIRED Staff/DxE // 🔗wired.trib.al/tJ31WyC
erik retweeted
Convicted, and immediately remanded to jail, facing 42 months, for saving lives. The system is broken and upside down.
Wayne Hsiung, the co-founder of the #AnimalRights group @DxEverywhere and a leader in the #RightToRescue movement, has been convicted of charges related to the rescue of sick and dying chickens and ducks from animal factories in Sonoma County, CA.
You know the criminal justice system is broken when the people who rescue animals are the “criminals” and the those who abuse them are the victims. #SonomaRescueTrial pressdemocrat.com/article/ne…
erik retweeted
Compassion is not a crime! #RightToRescue #SonomaRescueTrial
erik retweeted
The @SonomaTrial begins soon. Be sure to follow along and support animal rescue. Link in Bio!
#RightToRescue #SonomaRescueTrial – at Sonoma, CA
erik retweeted
A new generation of animal welfare activists argue that U.S. state bystander laws give them the right to save animals in distress—including those in factory farms
on.natgeo.com/45hP4CP
erik retweeted
Animal rights activists disguised themselves as factory workers and took off with birds from Petaluma Poultry's farm. Activists said an investigation found "rampant abuse and disease" with some chickens being scalded alive and others left to die slowly. bit.ly/43ZmPse
erik retweeted
🚨THIS IS NOT A DRILL🚨Our community is under attack. Protest anti-trans and anti-drag legislation. Drag is not a crime. LGBTQ rights are human rights. DRAG UP! FIGHT BACK! @SFSisters @SFDemocrats @sfoasis #PeoplesMarch – at San Francisco, CA
erik retweeted
“DxE’s theory — that when you show a jury of ordinary citizens what happens to animals in the meat industry, they’ll agree that they deserve rescue — turned out to be true, challenging the idea that the animal rights agenda is radical or unpopular.”
vox.com/future-perfect/23647…
erik retweeted
“We published this video within an hour with both my name and Alicia Santurio’s name attached to it because we believe what we’re doing is legal and morally right. We’re rescuing sick chickens from a factory farm that has a history of abusing them."
latimes.com/california/story…
erik retweeted
Defendants have entered the courtroom. We are ready to defend the #RightToRescue.
#FosterFarmsTrial
erik retweeted
Did you know: The @FosterFarms slaughterhouse in Livingston uses 3-4 million gallons of drinkable water every day - more than ALL OTHER WATER USE in the city combined! Foster Farms is bad for the planet and bad for communities.
#FosterFarmsRescueTrial
erik retweeted
The pork industry has argued that its gas chambers for hogs are "animal friendly" and "painless." Then an activist sneaked into a meat plant and at risk to herself installed spy cams in the gas chamber--and the videos are devastating. My column with video: nytimes.com/2023/02/04/opini…
erik retweeted
I support peaceful protest, the changing of systems that cause animal suffering, social justice harms and devastating damage to our environment. I optimistically embrace a future that is safer for all inhabitants of this precious earth. 🪧🐖🐣🐔🌱🌎
erik retweeted
What is an animal's life worth in a world that only values them commercially? That question, inspired by the recent @DxEverywhere trial in which piglets were valued at $42.20, set my mind whirling in a number of directions. vox.com/future-perfect/2022/…
erik retweeted
BOTH DEFENDANTS HAVE BEEN ACQUITTED OH MY GOD #SmithfieldTrial
erik retweeted
One for the history books, folks! Rescuing animals is not a crime.
#SmithfieldTrial #RightToRescue
erik retweeted
I am possibly moments from going away for a long time. But while they've gagged us in court, stories like this will tell the true story of this trial: stopping the public from learning the truth about factory farm. nytimes.com/2022/10/08/scien…
























