Hey guys, it's a good idea to watch this one to the end so you can see the turn around in the interviewer after being faced with the harsh reality of animal products. Let me know your thoughts below. ------------------------------------------------- Here are some time stamps. 2:40 - Do you feel uncomfortable around non vegans? 3:46 - Does it make me a bad person if I'm not a vegan? 5:35 - Are animals conscious? 9:40 - Is it rape? 14:14 - Is it slavery? 17:44 - Is the science on your side in terms of health? 20:00 - His reaction after I take him to the back of the slaughterhouse.. ------------------------------------------------ Sign up for a 22 day vegan challenge here: bit.ly/JoeyVegan22 Support my activism here - www.patreon.com/joeycarbstrong Special thank you to Manchester Pig Save- facebook.com/ManchesterPigSave/ Interview conducted by Liam Keen
Joey, The Lord bless you* Thank you for being a strong voice for veganism and animal rights. Jesus Loves you, brother~son.* Proverbs 12:10* A righteous man has regard for the life of his animal, But even the compassion of the wicked is cruel. * The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall be the serpent's meat. They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain, saith the LORD. Isaiah 65:25*
Great video as always. Hope you can do some promotion soon for the animals rights march in London on August 25th. Facebook says there's over 5K going but we need MORE!!
100% - it helped that the interviewer was an intelligent lad, so put forward interesting (albeit flawed) anti-vegan arguments that Joey destroyed swiftly, thoroughly, and convincingly. There really is no arguing with a switched-on Joey, as he has the truth on his side. The change of heart in such a sure meat supporter will convince a lot of people.
I was afraid to do activism for a very long time. You inspired me to start and now I will never stop fighting for the animals. Until every cage is empty.
I commend you on your choice. Be strong and fight for the animals because you are their voice now. If you ever see any negative comments remember it's probably a troll coming on because they are paid to come on vegan sites to disrespect and harass people.
As someone whose ancestors were slaves, and as someone who has dealt with discrimination and unfair treatment in my life because of race, I fully see farmed animals as slaves. I don't see how anyone can say they're not enslaved. Slavery doesn't change just because the victims aren't human.
WORStuff, they are not enslaved, they are domesticated and live in a symbiotic relationship where humans feed and protect them from predators, and take their milk, wool etc. in exchange. There is no freeing them without having to keep looking after them, as they would die in the wild. The only way to end the relationship is to destroy man-made breeds and keep a few specimens in animal refuges. Animal suffering in factory farms is another thing altogether, where consumers and producers work together around a cheap food policy. New animal breeds made to yield particular cuts, like chicken breast as fast-food customers prefer white poultry meat, are monstruous creations, same as pitbulls.
WorldOfRandomStuff, Great point! Blacks were viewed as sub-human or as animals to justify the atrocities they were subjected to. Same with the Native Americans before them. Livestock animals are enslaved. For example, consider the egg laying hen who lives her whole life in a battery cage. They are never able to stand, turn around, see the sun, walk on a pasture, or feel a cool breeze. Please explain how that is not enslavement. There are more examples of animals held in confinement their whole life as well, another disturbing example is the male calf confined for veal.
Beautiful work Joey, you got that very skeptical journalist thinking hard about his immoral choices, especially after he listened to the screams of his victims.
Loved how his demeanor almost immediately changed as soon as he was hearing the pigs screaming for their lives. If he walked through and saw it he definitely would go vegan.
Liam Keen glad you pointed it out to me. I just watched it and commented under the video. Hopefully one day you wake up and stop using your selfishness to justify your immoral behavior
Ur so awesome! Much 💖💖💖. Smarter and more mature than most adults. Most adults still act like little children always trying to justify their wrong behavior.
Those horrific sounds are choking me up, I can’t imagine actually standing there an hearing it in real life all day. Thank you for what you do Joey. I couldn’t
Especially if you devote a few thoughts to what we as humans would have to feel to scream in an equivalent manner. So sorry my dear fellow animals, if only I could undo my past...
@theveganberkeley How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
Millennial Prepster Yes, living in modern society is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. There is no easy way around that. An important concept to consider, though, is intent. We do not intend for children to be hurt when buying vegan food. It is not a must to hurt children to get plant foods, while it IS a must to hurt an animal to get its flesh (unless you eat only roadkill). The fact that you invariably will harm someone is not an excuse to harm someone intentionally or to go all out harming anyone. You will have to defend the claim that vegans "willfully choose to kill children" for the vegan cause. Driving kills children too, but it is not the intent, and as far as I know, killing children is not a requirement to get a driver's license. But does anyone driving a car willfully choose to kill humans too?
Nah. Joey judges people. I don't judge vegans because I am a good person. I don't judge Joey for his past. So very simple don't judge me. It's not hard.
@@vegavega2024 Joey doesn’t judge anyone. He has helped so many people make the right choice about their eating habits. They wouldn’t want to change if they thought they were being judged.
It's not a good argument. We justify many killings *because* they are different species. That is a fundamental point. We swat wasps and flies and kill all sorts of insects without giving it a second thought because of two reasons a) they cause us harm and b) they're a different species. I'd bet that you believe it's moral to keep an animal in captivity for its safety (from natural predators) if you can create an artificial environment to the point where it can't tell it is artificial. So what justifies you believing captivity is moral? Because it's a different species.
Keeping animals in captivity isn't any more acceptable. Anyway, the main goal of veganism is ''to exclude-as far as is possible and practicable-all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose''. It does not mean we will never affect a life outside ours in our lifetime, of course we will. Vegans do not kill wasps or flies or any other being because we value all life (unless our own life is in danger obviously).
So please clarify for me; you don't believe that keeping an animal out of danger by putting it into captivity is more moral than leaving it out to die brutally? Also, the main goal of veganism, as you stated, is what I'm focusing on; the main goal isn't to provide a diet to help humans thrive. That's incidental. Whether a vegan diet is harder or easier, requires more or less supplementation, is irrelevant to the vegan cause. Your starting point isn't human health, hence why I'm not going to be convinced to make any dietary changes, since your primary goal isn't human health. And do you believe it's ok to eat an animal if it's out of necessity?
danielle daffers Awesome Danielle! Congrats! About 6 months for us now, so we probably caught on to it around the same time! Earthling Ed was the first to really influence me to switch from Vegetarian to Vegan, but Joey was also key. I discovered James Aspey and other great influential activists shortly after and Joey had for sure been the most hard hitting and inspiring. It’s not a competition but all vegan activists are my heroes and heroes to animals and the planet!
Simon Naylor that’s amazing!!!! Yes it’s been a wow journey! I’m helping others in my family transition too! Yes I know of all of them! Have u watched maddie lymburner? She helped me too and Ellen fisher? & Jon Venus? When I quit meat n dairy my body went crazy I had body jerking which was mad which I assume was withdrawal? Then my taste buds changed now I crave good stuff! Have u found it easy? It’s so nice to talk to others! Congrats!!!
danielle daffers Great job! It was pretty easy for me as I was vegetarian for about 12 years and already cooked with coconut milk instead of milk and had been trying to cut out cheese and eggs. I really thought there might be a way that eggs and milk could be harvested ethically in a situation that benefitted the animals and people, but after looking into Veganism, it was pretty clear that there is indeed no such way, and no need for it anyway. The activist arguments for Veganism in the streeter videos really made it clear, so I decided to be vegan, and then started the 22 day challenge two weeks later with no intention of ever stopping afterwards. The 22 day challenge is really worth doing, even for new vegans who are committed, so they understand how it works so they can better recommend it. I’ve been honored to participate in several Cube of Truths around Italy over the past 6 months and I expect to be active defending animals ( both non-human and human) for as long as I live! Nice talking to you as well!
We won’t stop talking about the rape, murder and enslavement of innocent, vulnerable animals until every animal exploitation industry has been abolished. People are waking up and becoming more conscious of veganism more quickly than ever before - that’s a sign that hard work of activists like Joey is working. If you’re vegan, the animals need you to speak up for them now.
@ Banana How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. Plant agriculture grows food in cancer (Fertilizers are a type 1 carcinogen). The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
TheFettuck, yes, quinoa plants certainly do not build starch reserves in their seed for it to be stolen by an idiotic vegan living one continent away. To transport the stolen food, that idiotic vegan is using the juice of petrified plants and animal cadavers from ancient times, sometimes on land stolen from natives, but that's cool.
I'm still watching the video but can't wait to comment here: i debate people on social media every day; so far the Mensa groups stay the longest in respectful discussions, while many vegans nit-pick each other, a waste of time. Some people I've had good discussions with are going to try vegan! If people stick with reason and logic, they have no reason for not going WFPB now. One fellow was writing from Germany, an ecception to decent discussion; for two days he kept arguing in favor of meat-eating, being condescending and dismissive of my comments, not realizing that I'm an informed animal rights activist. Finally he said he had enough and quit. I can't see doing anything else but advocating for the animals, though: 81 years old, 47 yrs WFPB macrobiotic vegan + clean and sober.
albert fish 😭really ? That’s your opinion but why you spend your time watching vegan videos scrolling through the comments to comment complete crap confuses me. Both mine and my daughters choice....
Alana Edhdhdhhd He helped me too. It wasn't very hard for me to turn vegan. I just thought what Joey said in the end: Dont treat us that way but u can treat them this way.
ambidextrousfapper Fact: Animals are alive and wish to stay alive. Fact: In the developed world, in 2018, we do not need to eat animals in order to be healthy. Fact: Taste pleasure is not enough of a moral justification to take the only life an animal has.
ambidextrousfapper , yes in fact, they can. I'm glad to see that you are one of the very few carnists that actually understand the original meme. Now if only you can explain it to all the carnists who get it wrong, please. Since there's no biological requirement in the human body for animal flesh, any reasonable person can understand that when you consume meat because you like the taste, you make yourself complicit in preventable, intentional, needless violence perpetrated upon innocent sentient individuals. Complicity in needless violence perpetrated upon sentient individuals is never morally responsible behavior no matter how many desperate rationalizations and ridiculous excuses a carnist might make. GO VEGAN !
The guy who made the first question made a false analogy. Comparing your wrong past to their wrong present. If he had asked do you understand how ex meat eaters would feel for being judged on eating meat in the past then that would’ve made sense. You stopped doing harm to humans and got out of your violent past to become a better person, while they are still in their violent present. So much like you could still be judged if you were still committing harm to humans. They can be judged if they are still eating committing harm to animals.
"The science is on our side in terms of health. Ethics is irrefutable." Boom! Mic drop, Joey!! You so brilliantly answered all of his questions and avoided his attempts to bait you into personal attacks and anger.
WorldOfRandomStuff it’s false science. I’ve studied nutrition for over 10 years. Cholesterol is only bad when it’s too high. There’s different types of meats with different amounts of cholesterol. I train many clients who’s cholesterol is low and they eat meat. I have them eat the right meats. Nutrition is power but vegans are skewing nutrition. By the way my vegan clients are behind my other clients because of false information so that’s why I’m writing on this video.
Buddy.. don't kid yourself. The fact that you've studied nutrition means very little in a world full of people who think meat should be consumed. Most people still don't realise we function much better on a wholefoods vegan diet.
keirabryson not just studied but implemented. I’m not kidding myself when I’m one of the fittest and healthiest people you’ll find. This argument might work against someone who doesn’t practice what they preach and don’t help others increase their health but it won’t work against me. Nutrition and fitness are what I do and with extremely good results for a reason.
@@chavez349 I too think why on earth are they supporting this false "science". Just for the animals? Since when an animal's life is more important than the life of our own species. I get it, these youtubers just want to make money out of an agenda but to play with human health is outrageous. I have anecdotal evidence and experience with animal products and their benefits but that is not something I can use as an argument, so when I take help of .gov or popular journals it amazes me how they skew the information to benefit their agenda.
marcus hickiman yeah it’s crazy. Most are very lost so they’re trying to fight for something to make their life feel worthy of living. When you’re lost you’ll fall for anything that makes you feel emotional and the vegan agenda knows this. Most agendas prey on the weak to further their lost cause. Just look at Joey and that Earthling Ed guy...perching about morals and diet yet they both look lost and nothing about them screams healthy. If anything they look extremely unhealthy and sad but of course the weak will listen to everything they say and soak it up just because they also have no clue about morals and health.
I've been in to activism for a few months now and the conversations I've had were amazing, not all of them obviously but most people out there just don't have a clue what is going on behind their food... It's crazy. Thank You Joey for inspiring us all to speak up! 🌿❤️🙌
@code How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
@plantlife I'm not confused at all. Big agriculture both plant and animal is bad that’s why I grow my own food and source what I can’t grow using local growers who don’t use chemicals. Take out animal agriculture and you still have the exploitation of children and hundreds of millions dead because of poisoning. As a compassionate person what is the justification for eating plant products grown in cancer (fertilizers are class 1 carcinogens), packaged and transported in oil. Sold in grocery stores that profit off animal products and bought using fiat currency? These plants were grown by exploiting children and by poisoning millions of animals.
Millennial Prepster Very nice if you can grow your own. (How many can?) But with all due respects this is rather a selfish view with 7 billion people in the world to feed. And the logistical problems that go with that
There’s something about watching activism videos that make me feel so much better of my vegan lifestyle choice. 1 year and 2 months vegan. Never looking back 🌱❤️
Sam x Josue I think he's expressing he's dedication to the wrong places. Talk more to the people dont try to halt the production directly from the slaughterhouses.
Antti Lukkari He's not trying to halt production directly from slaughterhouses. He's filming there so he can inform people as to where their food comes from. He says over and over (even in this video) that he doesn't blame slaughterhouse workers for doing what they do but the people that buy the products and therefore funding the meat industry. Also, this guy interviewing said he was making a documentary so Joey is hoping this will get the right message to people. I hope it is an unbiased documentary. We will find out :)
Antti Lukkari Did you watch the video? He's not trying to halt production at slaughterhouses. He's bringing awareness of what happens at slaughterhouses to the people (viewers).
There's a video from Joey Carbstrong where he was with people who locked themselves inside a slaughterhouse. I was referring ro that video... Sorry for the unclearness in my comment.
Antti Lukkari Oh, okay. So you're ignoring the vast majority of his activism which is aimed at the consumers and instead focusing on one example where it's not? Gotcha.
Wow! I've been a meat eater almost my entire life and literally today started watching a few videos of slaughterhouses on kinder.org (I think that's the website, something like that anyway) due to something I saw on Facebook and its really changed my perspective. I remember being a child and initially not liking the idea of meat and questioning the topic but after a little while like most people I became desensitised to it and joined in... you see your family, your friends and practically everyone you know eating meat and you learn to accept and get used to it and enjoy it, mainly because we learn to separate and detatch ourselves from what's on our plate with idea of an animal being bred, abused and then killed to satisfy our insatiable need to consume flesh, we don't even tend to use such gruesome language to describe it and a lot of us don't think of it as consuming flesh. As you rightly said in this video you are told this free range stuff is better and the animals are happy and live great lives but they all wind up in the same place eventually, usually at different times and different places separated from their family. I watched a video of lambs being slaughtered in an Australian abattoir and it was awful, I'm sorry for the graphic description here but it was animals running around a room after coming out on a conveyor belt into a room full of blood and other dead lambs strung up trying to escape but ending up being slammed around and ruthlessly have half their neck cut in a pool of theirs and their kins blood. Watching it was one of the most harrowing things I have ever seen and I really have decided to change my life due to this and other videos and I'm going to stop eating meat and dairy. Once you see this stuff there's no unseeing it! Thanks dude keep up the good work 💯👊
Your videos inspire me so much and help me communicate with my non vegan family members and friends. You are creating a legacy that will live on forever!!🌱💚
Joey is the Neo of our Matrix.. or would he be Morpheus? Either way. This video blew me away. Your activism is getting on a whole other level brother! Much respect.
Joey Carbstrong helped me to go vegan when he said everytime you purchase meat eggs dairy you are paying for people to slaughter these animal's and the more people are vegan the less demand for it. I will be forever grateful to Joey Carbstrong. He is a vegan hero of mine!.
Great job man! The passion, conviction and eloquence you demonstrate when speaking is inspiring. Looking forward to running into you at some point, in some country.
Joey, I'm speechless, I'm so inspired and moved by your work. You are a legend! You are absolutely amazing! I can't thank you enough for what you are doing. I have been vegan for awhile, but I'm learning from you how to be an activist. Much love and respect to You.
Joey Ive seen a lot of your videos, and I love them. But this one is definitly the best. Not necessarily the video itself, but how you express your thoughts. You seem very grounded and calm. Well done!
I would like to see you in Perth, Australia. I am form nepal and have been vegetarian since 2003 but after knowing the truth of dairy industry I completely went vegan due to more of you. Also, people like vegan gains, ask yourself, peter singer, Richard Dawkins, also inspired me.
Mercedes Benz yeah and we have a philosopher called peter singer form Australia who have an ethical side of an vegan argument. I haven’t seen James aspey too much and all I know is he went to vipasna meditation.
Vegan Gains is a great mentor? Now I heard it all, lol. I am vegan and can't stand this psychopathic, hypocritical idiot. I mean he has a wolf dog which he bought frrom a breeder and feeds meat to. Some great vegan he is. James Aspey is amazing on the other hand.
Joey, thank you so so much for everything you do and for teaching me how to be a better advocate for the animals and my health and well-being! I saw a doctor yesterday who told me not to go vegan because it was the absolute worst thing I could do for my health. I responded and told him that I had been vegeterian for 1 1/2 years and completely vegan since February and that my chronic health problems (digestive issues, chronic pain, and migraines) have all but disappeared since my lifestyle changes. Then he tried to hit me with the nutrient deficiencies argument, so I asked what nutrients specifically (and I'll admit that in my head I was thinking, say B12, I dare you, I double dare you 😂) and of course he said B12! I then responded by telling him that most B vitamin deficiencies are in non-vegans, and he didn't know what to say then. Then he changed the subject to claiming that I can get some rare brain disease that alcoholics get because being vegan will damage my brain (allegedly again for lack of nutrients that he couldn't even provide specifics for). Then he tried to take the angle that I only really need to eat "a little bit" of meat to be healthy. I told him that my body will no longer allow for me to buy or consume animal products. I know because I accidentally ate something with milk in it about a month ago while at a friend's house. I got so sick and felt awful mentally and physically for two days, and the gulit was too much. I had nightmares about calves being taken away from their mothers and beaten. Finally, he said that I can be vegan if I really want (like he thought that he was going to change my morals in five minutes) but I just need to eat tofu but warned me that it tastes horrible. I told him that I rather like tofu, and that meat tastes terrible before you season it too. At that point he seemed to give up because he told me that I needed to stop letting google make my ethical and health decisions for me and walked out of the room. There was more to it, but those were key points. I could see him trying to rely on his PhD do get him through the debate, but I held my own with him, all while keeping my cool and having an educated debate. I know that at least I planted seed and got him thinking!
King Fedorian I'm very educated on this, I was able to debate with a doctor and he eventually told me that being vegan was fine, despite him saying a few minutes before that it wasn't! I literally watched his resolve change before my very eyes. And like you said, he's a doctor, not a nutritionist and that's why he didn't know what he was talking about. If he was right and everything he claimed so valid, he wouldn't have backed down on his stand. He was expecting me to just take what he was telling me at face value just because he had a degree. And how often do you hear about non-vegans suffering from and dying from diseases that were caused by diet? But in vegans, it's almost unheard of. I have talked to many doctors and others in the healthcare field and they have all told me that being vegan is the best thing I can do for myself, and a few of them were vegans themselves as well, or very open-minded to the idea of it. Just open your mind just a little bit, I promise it will benefit you in many aspects of life.
jade jeffree Lol thanks. It felt pretty good honestly. It's becoming easier and easier for me to speak up for the animals, my health, and the planet. It's something I used to stuggle with in my past as a result of anxiety. But as I'm facing my fears about speaking up, it's helping to lessen my anxiety. It seems like there are endless benefits of being vegan!
I seriously got tears in my eyes Joey watching this to the end. So powerful, best debate you have done. Your emotions are under control and your eyes and words scream empathy. Keep it up, you are a hero in my eyes.
Andrew Browning what he says is scripted. He says the same thing over and over in each video. No need for composure if you keep saying the same thing over and over. He needs to debate a real nutritionist and a person who is confident in right and wrong because most rational people aren’t vegan for the sake of understanding unlike most vegans who are overly emotional so they fall for guilted agendas.
That's obsurd! Repeating facts to people in debates doesn't mean the it's scripted. What most active vegans are doing is principally the opposite of which you suggesting, that we are trying to mislead people. Instead we are exposing the truth around the meat, dairy and egg industry who, supported by our biased and corrupt media, deliberately misleads and conditions the general public. Your speaking to the wrong people.
Andrew Browning meat and eggs aren’t bad for you. Yes, an abundance of certain meats are bad but so is an abundance of sugar and many other things. Things in moderation or what your body can handle (since we have different body types) is what a diet is about. The egg, dairy and meat industry isn’t misleading anybody. If you know nutrition you know what to look for not just blaming certain food groups.
So seeing that we've put your "staged" accusation to bed, lets talk about your "nutrition" justification argument. Firstly, do you think it's justifiable to brutally take the life of a sentient being for our consumption, even when we have a plant based alternative?
Andrew Browning Joey has his lines memorized that’s why he was composed. That’s why he says the same thing over and over. It’s redundant and he only looks decent is his arguments because he has his memorized where as others are caught off guard like when he goes up to people on the street or even reporters who have other topics to discuss not just one. This is Joey’s life so of course he would be composed. Don’t be impressed too easily. To your question...yes it’s okay to eat animals. It’s not okay to eat humans. I had to say it that way because I know you vegans like to use words to catch others into proving your point. It’s weak word play.
You put into words what I have felt. I don’t understand why people would willingly eat the animals and not want to know how that meat got to their plate. Willful ignorance. Bravo
Joey, this is the best dialog I have seen from you. Your interview technique has improved greatly. When you pause long enough to let the other person have their say and listen to their point without getting worked up your responses are so much better. Well done, that was brilliant!
This was really good Joey! You converse so well and deliver the message so well. The problem with all these TV interview is that they are wrapped up in a TV studio and you only have a 5 minute window to deliver, to their program. If only you could get them like this I can see it making bigger waves. Much love to you, and thanks
It's so powerful to get people to listen to the screams of tortured animals. I appreciate you giving me advice the other day on your Q & A. I've already got my first video up and many more to come. Thank you for everything, Joey!
I just became a vegan a couple of weeks ago, after being vegetarian for a long time,and the thing that amazes me is how incredibly easy it has been. It's actually embarrassing. Why in hell did I wait so long?!? Been living on these videos the past few months. They're a great reminder of what it's all for and they are showing me how to be strong for the animals too, like Joey. Coincidentally Joey is my cat's name. Random, but had to mention.
I’m so glad I found you Joey! Just started my vegan journey and it’s going well! I’m looking forward toward my own physical and mental transformation + less animal suffering.
Without realizing it I have been going vegan. Haven't consumed any animal product for quite some time now.. I think. So now is the time to officially go vegan and swear to never touch an animal product again. I truly appreciate videos like this. It helps shedding light on the subject
I love watching your activism videos because we all get these arguments and questions. You help me have better counterarguments and answers. Thanks Joey. Keep on fighting. ✊🏽
When the guy asked you if him wearing leather shoes makes him a bad person...he's obviously consciously participating in it...so it does make him a bad person. Most of us agree, but we always dance around it.
Petar 96 Not at all. Most non vegans are not educated about the dairy and meat industry like vegans are. Just because someone eats meat, drinks milk or wears leather doesn't make them bad people.
He doesn't necessarily realize the gravity though. I look forward to seeing more from this guy and if it turns around for him. I bet he chucks the shoes.
@@liamkeen6727 Obviously you're not gonna think it makes you a bad person, otherwise you wouldn't have still worn them. My comment has nothing to do with how you view yourself though.
@@liamkeen6727 And again, this comment wasn't about what you think or how much you care, so need to specify smth that's irrelevant to it. Also again, it's not as if you actually had to point out you don't care. That much is obvious. Just because "99%" of the world agrees with you, doesn't mean it's right. Wrong is wrong, even if no one believes it.
Realising that other animals are more or less the same as my dog, and not wanting something to happen to those animals that I wouldn't want to happen to my dog is what made me go vegitarian. Had I been more educated at the time I would have gone vegan then, unfortunately it took me a further six months to learn about the other parts of the animal industry before I went vegan. Im now coming up on 3 years and I've never been happier.
@louis How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
Millennial Prepster , the only question you ought to be asking, if you consume animal products because you like the taste, is how your complicity in intentionally, preventably, and needlessly harming and killing innocent sentient individuals can ever be moral? Vegans like myself are not complicit in any of that.
Nelson Chavez , just the opposite for virtually every vegan I know....eating a healthy plant based diet gives you much greater stamina and strength. When I was a carnist, I needed like 8 hours of sleep. Since I've been vegan, I'm stronger, more mentally alert and I average no more than about 2.5 - 3 hours of sound sleep a day. Healthy plant based eating is ideal for humans.
Louis Gedo a well balanced healthy diet beats a vegan diet. I’m positive you weren’t eating a healthy diet before you became vegan but you’re just blaming your setbacks on meat when it was just your overall diet that was bad. Most diets work because their original diet was horribly but that doesn’t mean it’s the best for us. What’s best for us is lean meats, vegetables, eggs, complex/fibrous carbs and fruits. Health, physique, strength and energy wise this is the best diet. I guide my clients with this kind of nutrition and they excel tremendously with their health (the show me their tested results), strength, energy and physique. A vegan diet is the bare minimum we can take to survive but not thrive meaning it’s holding us back.
Joey you’re so brilliant at arguing for the animals, the fact you have a chequered past just shows that huge leap to compassion that you made - it’s made you the stronger for it. Thank you so much for being their voice x
We all used to think the same way. But you changed his ideas and programming that day. I believe he now thinks differently. Well done Joey that was so good.
Excellent work as always dearest Joey. The noise of those poor pigs screaming in agony is so awful and it is rape the animal's don't ask us to abuse them.Very informative in getting the message across!.It's true what you said about all the alternatives to meat dairy eggs leather etc.Vegan cheese omg! .I hope the guy with the microphone stays vegan.Maybe tell him about the 28 day challenge!.I felt better after 2 days. Love to you.xxxx
Hi Joey, just want to say that both my parents have become vegan during the past few months. Your argumentation has helped me to discuss veganism with them.
I love when they (reporters and such) formulate their "hard as iron" arguments against veganism. Then, Joey (politely) destroys them and leaves them thinking about matching their morals to their actions. Well done Sir!
Great conversation to listen to. It sounded like he started to open up upon hearing the pigs screaming. Do you know if the guys from that Australian TV network ever aired the piece they were doing that day? Keep up the amazing work Joey.
I am genuinely waiting and interested to read one logical or moral comment from somebody who believes this abuse is justifiable. The fact that there are none available should be enough reason to stop. Thankyou Joey, you and a few others helped me to take off the blinders of indoctrination.
I understand, and thanks for your consideration. There are step you can do. Sounds like you don't live alone and perhaps with a family. When your family member goes to the supermarket, join them. Have them buy you that 97¢ can(s) of chick peas, or other type of legumes. Make sure rice, potatoes are also included. These are the easiest things to heat up (cook) in a pan/pot. Before going Vegan, I had little to no idea how to cook. After 35 years of being a carnist, now I know how to cook vegan friendly meals. RUclips and the vegan community are your friends. You can do it!
Humane means to show benevolence and compassion. Humane and kill is an oxymoron. They can never exist. They contradict each other. Do you believe that you can show compassion while the animal is being killed? How do you compassionately kill someone who doesn’t want to die?
Back in the day it wasn’t considered rape when slave masters used to breed female slaves with other slaves or to rape them himself. That still didn’t make it moral or ok. I’m having a hard time with this guys ignorance. Ehhh.... good job Joey your so patient!
...if your SO passionate about animal welfare.. why don't you stand up to endangered animals?? (Due to human activity..) HYPOCRITE.. are you "consciously complicit" when it comes to endangered wildlife??!
iev k Funny you say that because animal agriculture is one of the leading causes of animal extinction, ocean dead zones, water pollution and habitat destruction.
Bruisley yah . I don't think so... mass urbanization is a far greater cause of animal extinction than agricultural activity... You have more and more (most) people living on concrete...taking up massive pieces of land (ALMOST ALL city dwellers are CONSUMERS NOT*PRODUCERS), which causes for fewer of us to have to "factory farm" our plants and animals- for all of the URBAN DWELERS)); which live in a CITY where there is massive amounts of concentrated pollution that has no filters such as soil, plants, clean air.. and this pollution is then spreading around the world, poisoning the oceans, fresh water... and ultimately causing climate change which will kill MORE ANIMALS AND HUMANS, than any of this bs that you blame on "agricultural activity"... (yes there are many harmful pesticides etc used for farming PLANTS, true - what if we ALL went VEGAN and removed animal products - which are dense, efficient products of nutrition for ourselves..- and therein needed MORE LAND for MORE PLANTS... Properly run cattle grazing operations, are actually STEWARDS of the land... increasing the uptake of greenhouse gasses, in fact, when cattle graze the grass, the grass then regrows and takes in more co2, the cattle graze it again, it then regrow, takes in more co2... not to mention all of the benefits to the soil, and therein fellow land habitat...(And please dont give me the bs of methane gas from cows... we all FART..and this ' cow gas' is extremely minimal in the grand scheme of human emissions..))And contrary to this urban- derived bs.... most agricultural areas -sans factory plant farming, where proper "rotation" is not happening- have very clean air, good soil and healthy people and animals living around them- And most mass-farming is done in areas where minimal ecological diversity is affected, such as arable flat/prairie lands etc.. (And yes, I know they clear parts of the rain forest for farming etc... which we humans on a global scale should try to minimize, since that does make a big dent in the survival of many species at once since forests, rain forests especially, are so biodiverse.. and huge carbon capturers...) As a whole: There are TOO MANY people on the planet, not properly organized to manage our global demands and outputs...
Animal industry is leading cause of wildlife extinction. We don’t have 56 Billion people being existed every year that need land/water/food. 56 billion animals are the ones though that are being bred into the world every year.
Wow this is amazing and to see the change in the interviewer at the end...when he hears the disgusting brutality himself, he is shocked. He has never heard an animal scream for it’s life and not enough people have yet. Maybe he thought animals stayed quiet and just accepted their fate? They have a voice too and those are the animal noises you never forget. Thank you for another great video. 🙏🏻
Beautiful video Joey. You did such an incredible job answering all the questions while maintaining a respectful and genuine attitude. Keep it up. Every video you make inspires me.
Hey guys, it's a good idea to watch this one to the end so you can see the turn around in the interviewer after being faced with the harsh reality of animal products. Let me know your thoughts below.
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Here are some time stamps.
2:40 - Do you feel uncomfortable around non vegans?
3:46 - Does it make me a bad person if I'm not a vegan?
5:35 - Are animals conscious?
9:40 - Is it rape?
14:14 - Is it slavery?
17:44 - Is the science on your side in terms of health?
20:00 - His reaction after I take him to the back of the slaughterhouse..
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Interview conducted by Liam Keen
Joey, The Lord bless you* Thank you for being a strong voice for veganism and animal rights. Jesus Loves you, brother~son.*
Proverbs 12:10*
A righteous man has regard for the life of his animal, But even the compassion of the wicked is cruel.
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The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall be the serpent's meat.
They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain, saith the LORD.
Isaiah 65:25*
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Arthur Vegan Wolf
Personally, I'm not religious, but I completely agree with the message there.
Joey Carbstrong you are so inspirational,keep it up
Great video as always. Hope you can do some promotion soon for the animals rights march in London on August 25th. Facebook says there's over 5K going but we need MORE!!
One of your best videos! Such well put together arguments. Just excellent Joey. Very well done.
Agreed - that was great Joey. One of your best yet. DO NOT STOP!!
100% - it helped that the interviewer was an intelligent lad, so put forward interesting (albeit flawed) anti-vegan arguments that Joey destroyed swiftly, thoroughly, and convincingly.
There really is no arguing with a switched-on Joey, as he has the truth on his side.
The change of heart in such a sure meat supporter will convince a lot of people.
StevenBridges thanks Steven!
Couldn't agree more. Best video by far.
Arachnophilia. How so?
I was afraid to do activism for a very long time. You inspired me to start and now I will never stop fighting for the animals. Until every cage is empty.
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That dream will never come true 😂😂😂
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@@Amza440 are you a CCP troll?
I commend you on your choice. Be strong and fight for the animals because you are their voice now. If you ever see any negative comments remember it's probably a troll coming on because they are paid to come on vegan sites to disrespect and harass people.
As someone whose ancestors were slaves, and as someone who has dealt with discrimination and unfair treatment in my life because of race, I fully see farmed animals as slaves. I don't see how anyone can say they're not enslaved. Slavery doesn't change just because the victims aren't human.
WorldOfRandomStuff well said and so true thankyou💕🇮🇪
WORStuff, they are not enslaved, they are domesticated and live in a symbiotic relationship where humans feed and protect them from predators, and take their milk, wool etc. in exchange. There is no freeing them without having to keep looking after them, as they would die in the wild. The only way to end the relationship is to destroy man-made breeds and keep a few specimens in animal refuges. Animal suffering in factory farms is another thing altogether, where consumers and producers work together around a cheap food policy. New animal breeds made to yield particular cuts, like chicken breast as fast-food customers prefer white poultry meat, are monstruous creations, same as pitbulls.
Actually it does. Humans are smarter for a reason. Don’t let your emotions dictate logic.
Nelson as Mushu: Let's go kick some vegans :-) ruclips.net/video/qG_oNfdllr8/видео.html
WorldOfRandomStuff, Great point! Blacks were viewed as sub-human or as animals to justify the atrocities they were subjected to. Same with the Native Americans before them.
Livestock animals are enslaved. For example, consider the egg laying hen who lives her whole life in a battery cage. They are never able to stand, turn around, see the sun, walk on a pasture, or feel a cool breeze. Please explain how that is not enslavement. There are more examples of animals held in confinement their whole life as well, another disturbing example is the male calf confined for veal.
Powerful video Joey! Thanks for your relentless efforts.
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Yes!
Thanks for all you do as well Derek! Your videos are also inspiring people in a different way.
Drugs man
Beautiful work Joey, you got that very skeptical journalist thinking hard about his immoral choices, especially after he listened to the screams of his victims.
Omfg... the screams of the pigs is so horrific. I haven’t touched meat in 12 years and that made me bawl.
Loved how his demeanor almost immediately changed as soon as he was hearing the pigs screaming for their lives. If he walked through and saw it he definitely would go vegan.
Not everyone is a snowflake like you.
rikki15000 triggered much ?
Liam Keen you didn’t what? Realize that compassion and empathy are moral imperatives and you lack them ..?
Liam Keen glad you pointed it out to me. I just watched it and commented under the video.
Hopefully one day you wake up and stop using your selfishness to justify your immoral behavior
Liam Keen did anyone ask? Lmao you’re so edgy mate.
How the look on his face changed over time! Unbelievable. Beautiful!
He looks anaemic..
Yeah. I hope he will go vegan soon.
I am 12 and I'm vegan so pick up the slack adults who aren't
Hey I’m a vegan 13 year old! Great work ❤️
Ur so awesome! Much 💖💖💖. Smarter and more mature than most adults. Most adults still act like little children always trying to justify their wrong behavior.
@@kloud13unlimited38 yes they do! It’s super annoying!
oh dear. little kids starving themselves from basic nutrients their bodies need
@@spatrk6634 you probably shouldn’t speak on something you are clearly ignorant about 👍
Those horrific sounds are choking me up, I can’t imagine actually standing there an hearing it in real life all day. Thank you for what you do Joey. I couldn’t
Especially if you devote a few thoughts to what we as humans would have to feel to scream in an equivalent manner. So sorry my dear fellow animals, if only I could undo my past...
@theveganberkeley How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
Millennial Prepster
Yes, living in modern society is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. There is no easy way around that. An important concept to consider, though, is intent. We do not intend for children to be hurt when buying vegan food. It is not a must to hurt children to get plant foods, while it IS a must to hurt an animal to get its flesh (unless you eat only roadkill). The fact that you invariably will harm someone is not an excuse to harm someone intentionally or to go all out harming anyone.
You will have to defend the claim that vegans "willfully choose to kill children" for the vegan cause. Driving kills children too, but it is not the intent, and as far as I know, killing children is not a requirement to get a driver's license. But does anyone driving a car willfully choose to kill humans too?
Abraham D we get bacon and you guys don’t
It’s just like a dog barking... it just sounds worse
Watched the whole thing....Joey this is easily one of your best debates.
nah they are all terrible . what harm is caused to the animals if they are Painlessly slaughtered ?
Nah. Joey judges people. I don't judge vegans because I am a good person. I don't judge Joey for his past. So very simple don't judge me. It's not hard.
@@vegavega2024 Joey doesn’t judge anyone. He has helped so many people make the right choice about their eating habits. They wouldn’t want to change if they thought they were being judged.
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 they usually arent painlessly slaughtered. But even if they were, it isnt moral to end an animals life necessarily.
@@vegavega2024 yeah, nah. You don’t get a freecard from judgement when you pay for abuse and killing.
He couldn't get around the morality question, well done Joey.
There will never be an excuse for animal abuse✌️
You made me go vegan 🌱
gary yourofsky 2.0 :-)
Wow... i bet if someone told you anything . Youd do it
Danny Sze only if i felt it was the right thing to do
danny Sze thats simply stupid carnivore nonsense..
You made me cringe
16:27 Always.. if they have nothing to say against good arguments they change the topic 🤦🏼♂️
Yeh, I noticed that too.
I agree Joe posts videos of himself debating with uninformed people.
It's not a good argument. We justify many killings *because* they are different species. That is a fundamental point. We swat wasps and flies and kill all sorts of insects without giving it a second thought because of two reasons a) they cause us harm and b) they're a different species. I'd bet that you believe it's moral to keep an animal in captivity for its safety (from natural predators) if you can create an artificial environment to the point where it can't tell it is artificial. So what justifies you believing captivity is moral? Because it's a different species.
Keeping animals in captivity isn't any more acceptable. Anyway, the main goal of veganism is ''to exclude-as far as is possible and practicable-all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose''. It does not mean we will never affect a life outside ours in our lifetime, of course we will. Vegans do not kill wasps or flies or any other being because we value all life (unless our own life is in danger obviously).
So please clarify for me; you don't believe that keeping an animal out of danger by putting it into captivity is more moral than leaving it out to die brutally? Also, the main goal of veganism, as you stated, is what I'm focusing on; the main goal isn't to provide a diet to help humans thrive. That's incidental. Whether a vegan diet is harder or easier, requires more or less supplementation, is irrelevant to the vegan cause. Your starting point isn't human health, hence why I'm not going to be convinced to make any dietary changes, since your primary goal isn't human health. And do you believe it's ok to eat an animal if it's out of necessity?
U helped us go vegan! 5 months now ! Go joey go joey
danielle daffers Awesome Danielle! Congrats! About 6 months for us now, so we probably caught on to it around the same time! Earthling Ed was the first to really influence me to switch from Vegetarian to Vegan, but Joey was also key. I discovered James Aspey and other great influential activists shortly after and Joey had for sure been the most hard hitting and inspiring. It’s not a competition but all vegan activists are my heroes and heroes to animals and the planet!
Simon Naylor that’s amazing!!!! Yes it’s been a wow journey! I’m helping others in my family transition too! Yes I know of all of them! Have u watched maddie lymburner? She helped me too and Ellen fisher? & Jon Venus? When I quit meat n dairy my body went crazy I had body jerking which was mad which I assume was withdrawal? Then my taste buds changed now I crave good stuff! Have u found it easy? It’s so nice to talk to others! Congrats!!!
danielle daffers Great job! It was pretty easy for me as I was vegetarian for about 12 years and already cooked with coconut milk instead of milk and had been trying to cut out cheese and eggs. I really thought there might be a way that eggs and milk could be harvested ethically in a situation that benefitted the animals and people, but after looking into Veganism, it was pretty clear that there is indeed no such way, and no need for it anyway. The activist arguments for Veganism in the streeter videos really made it clear, so I decided to be vegan, and then started the 22 day challenge two weeks later with no intention of ever stopping afterwards. The 22 day challenge is really worth doing, even for new vegans who are committed, so they understand how it works so they can better recommend it.
I’ve been honored to participate in several Cube of Truths around Italy over the past 6 months and I expect to be active defending animals ( both non-human and human) for as long as I live! Nice talking to you as well!
Simon Naylor I’ll look into that challenge thank u! No me neither I’ll never turn back! Vegans r taking over woohooooooo 🙋🏽♀️
danielle daffers thank you for even considering.
Thank you! 🌱❤️
We won’t stop talking about the rape, murder and enslavement of innocent, vulnerable animals until every animal exploitation industry has been abolished. People are waking up and becoming more conscious of veganism more quickly than ever before - that’s a sign that hard work of activists like Joey is working. If you’re vegan, the animals need you to speak up for them now.
@ Banana How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. Plant agriculture grows food in cancer (Fertilizers are a type 1 carcinogen). The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
TheFettuck, yes, quinoa plants certainly do not build starch reserves in their seed for it to be stolen by an idiotic vegan living one continent away. To transport the stolen food, that idiotic vegan is using the juice of petrified plants and animal cadavers from ancient times, sometimes on land stolen from natives, but that's cool.
Love this video man! Well articulated, on point!! Thank you!!
I'm still watching the video but can't wait to comment here: i debate people on social media every day; so far the Mensa groups stay the longest in respectful discussions, while many vegans nit-pick each other, a waste of time. Some people I've had good discussions with are going to try vegan! If people stick with reason and logic, they have no reason for not going WFPB now. One fellow was writing from Germany, an ecception to decent discussion; for two days he kept arguing in favor of meat-eating, being condescending and dismissive of my comments, not realizing that I'm an informed animal rights activist. Finally he said he had enough and quit. I can't see doing anything else but advocating for the animals, though: 81 years old, 47 yrs WFPB macrobiotic vegan + clean and sober.
Joey thank you for everything you are doing for the animals! We're called mankind but we aren't kind.
I respect you so much, you helped me turn vegan, both me and my daughter 💕
im so sorry, we will help fix this suffering you are going through
albert fish 😭really ? That’s your opinion but why you spend your time watching vegan videos scrolling through the comments to comment complete crap confuses me.
Both mine and my daughters choice....
albert fish Watch the whole video first. Then comment.
Alana Edhdhdhhd He helped me too. It wasn't very hard for me to turn vegan. I just thought what Joey said in the end: Dont treat us that way but u can treat them this way.
albert fish id say its child abuse to feed them shitty food thats carcinogenic, full of cholesterol and pumped full of medicine.
Thank you Joey. So inspirational. Can't wait to meet you at the campout.
Facts and logic destroy carnist nonsense every tiime
bandwidthzero , I'm probably just famous in my own mind!
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ambidextrousfapper Fact: Animals are alive and wish to stay alive.
Fact: In the developed world, in 2018, we do not need to eat animals in order to be healthy.
Fact: Taste pleasure is not enough of a moral justification to take the only life an animal has.
ambidextrousfapper , yes in fact, they can. I'm glad to see that you are one of the very few carnists that actually understand the original meme. Now if only you can explain it to all the carnists who get it wrong, please.
Since there's no biological requirement in the human body for animal flesh, any reasonable person can understand that when you consume meat because you like the taste, you make yourself complicit in preventable, intentional, needless violence perpetrated upon innocent sentient individuals.
Complicity in needless violence perpetrated upon sentient individuals is never morally responsible behavior no matter how many desperate rationalizations and ridiculous excuses a carnist might make.
GO VEGAN !
They aren't sentient
PaleDale , awww, you're so cute when you get all triggered by real words. You're not going to wet your pants, are you?
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Have a nice day.
incredible to have to explain it over and over again... so courageous from you !
So because it's not against the law means it's right? Man, slavery was legal many years ago, must mean it's right and that there are no problems!
Blacks were selling blacks and Arabs were selling blacks and went whites gets so much hate.
The guy who made the first question made a false analogy. Comparing your wrong past to their wrong present. If he had asked do you understand how ex meat eaters would feel for being judged on eating meat in the past then that would’ve made sense. You stopped doing harm to humans and got out of your violent past to become a better person, while they are still in their violent present. So much like you could still be judged if you were still committing harm to humans. They can be judged if they are still eating committing harm to animals.
I noticed that while editing!
"The science is on our side in terms of health. Ethics is irrefutable." Boom! Mic drop, Joey!! You so brilliantly answered all of his questions and avoided his attempts to bait you into personal attacks and anger.
WorldOfRandomStuff it’s false science. I’ve studied nutrition for over 10 years. Cholesterol is only bad when it’s too high. There’s different types of meats with different amounts of cholesterol. I train many clients who’s cholesterol is low and they eat meat. I have them eat the right meats. Nutrition is power but vegans are skewing nutrition. By the way my vegan clients are behind my other clients because of false information so that’s why I’m writing on this video.
Buddy.. don't kid yourself. The fact that you've studied nutrition means very little in a world full of people who think meat should be consumed. Most people still don't realise we function much better on a wholefoods vegan diet.
keirabryson not just studied but implemented. I’m not kidding myself when I’m one of the fittest and healthiest people you’ll find. This argument might work against someone who doesn’t practice what they preach and don’t help others increase their health but it won’t work against me. Nutrition and fitness are what I do and with extremely good results for a reason.
@@chavez349 I too think why on earth are they supporting this false "science". Just for the animals? Since when an animal's life is more important than the life of our own species. I get it, these youtubers just want to make money out of an agenda but to play with human health is outrageous. I have anecdotal evidence and experience with animal products and their benefits but that is not something I can use as an argument, so when I take help of .gov or popular journals it amazes me how they skew the information to benefit their agenda.
marcus hickiman yeah it’s crazy. Most are very lost so they’re trying to fight for something to make their life feel worthy of living. When you’re lost you’ll fall for anything that makes you feel emotional and the vegan agenda knows this. Most agendas prey on the weak to further their lost cause. Just look at Joey and that Earthling Ed guy...perching about morals and diet yet they both look lost and nothing about them screams healthy. If anything they look extremely unhealthy and sad but of course the weak will listen to everything they say and soak it up just because they also have no clue about morals and health.
I've been in to activism for a few months now and the conversations I've had were amazing, not all of them obviously but most people out there just don't have a clue what is going on behind their food... It's crazy. Thank You Joey for inspiring us all to speak up! 🌿❤️🙌
"conversions"? Is thsis a religion now?
1 year vegan yesterday. Purely ethical for me
Code Underground Excellent! The more vegans the more animals saved. Supply and demand.
@code How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
Millennial Prepster Think you're a bit confused mate. The vast majority of plant agriculture goes to feed animals.
@plantlife I'm not confused at all. Big agriculture both plant and animal is bad that’s why I grow my own food and source what I can’t grow using local growers who don’t use chemicals. Take out animal agriculture and you still have the exploitation of children and hundreds of millions dead because of poisoning. As a compassionate person what is the justification for eating plant products grown in cancer (fertilizers are class 1 carcinogens), packaged and transported in oil. Sold in grocery stores that profit off animal products and bought using fiat currency? These plants were grown by exploiting children and by poisoning millions of animals.
Millennial Prepster Very nice if you can grow your own. (How many can?) But with all due respects this is rather a selfish view with 7 billion people in the world to feed. And the logistical problems that go with that
There’s something about watching activism videos that make me feel so much better of my vegan lifestyle choice. 1 year and 2 months vegan. Never looking back 🌱❤️
Your passion is incredible and so is your dedication! Nothing can stop the truth. Love will always overpower fear.
Sam x Josue I think he's expressing he's dedication to the wrong places. Talk more to the people dont try to halt the production directly from the slaughterhouses.
Antti Lukkari He's not trying to halt production directly from slaughterhouses. He's filming there so he can inform people as to where their food comes from. He says over and over (even in this video) that he doesn't blame slaughterhouse workers for doing what they do but the people that buy the products and therefore funding the meat industry.
Also, this guy interviewing said he was making a documentary so Joey is hoping this will get the right message to people. I hope it is an unbiased documentary. We will find out :)
Antti Lukkari Did you watch the video? He's not trying to halt production at slaughterhouses.
He's bringing awareness of what happens at slaughterhouses to the people (viewers).
There's a video from Joey Carbstrong where he was with people who locked themselves inside a slaughterhouse. I was referring ro that video... Sorry for the unclearness in my comment.
Antti Lukkari Oh, okay. So you're ignoring the vast majority of his activism which is aimed at the consumers and instead focusing on one example where it's not? Gotcha.
Wow! I've been a meat eater almost my entire life and literally today started watching a few videos of slaughterhouses on kinder.org (I think that's the website, something like that anyway) due to something I saw on Facebook and its really changed my perspective. I remember being a child and initially not liking the idea of meat and questioning the topic but after a little while like most people I became desensitised to it and joined in... you see your family, your friends and practically everyone you know eating meat and you learn to accept and get used to it and enjoy it, mainly because we learn to separate and detatch ourselves from what's on our plate with idea of an animal being bred, abused and then killed to satisfy our insatiable need to consume flesh, we don't even tend to use such gruesome language to describe it and a lot of us don't think of it as consuming flesh. As you rightly said in this video you are told this free range stuff is better and the animals are happy and live great lives but they all wind up in the same place eventually, usually at different times and different places separated from their family. I watched a video of lambs being slaughtered in an Australian abattoir and it was awful, I'm sorry for the graphic description here but it was animals running around a room after coming out on a conveyor belt into a room full of blood and other dead lambs strung up trying to escape but ending up being slammed around and ruthlessly have half their neck cut in a pool of theirs and their kins blood. Watching it was one of the most harrowing things I have ever seen and I really have decided to change my life due to this and other videos and I'm going to stop eating meat and dairy. Once you see this stuff there's no unseeing it! Thanks dude keep up the good work 💯👊
Your videos inspire me so much and help me communicate with my non vegan family members and friends. You are creating a legacy that will live on forever!!🌱💚
Thank you for turning me vegan
TJB 02 I love you vegan sweetheart 💕🇮🇪
I replaced all my meat today with plant based foods.
Joey is the Neo of our Matrix.. or would he be Morpheus? Either way. This video blew me away. Your activism is getting on a whole other level brother! Much respect.
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Footsoldier I didn't get to watch your entire stream earlier because I had to go to work. I'm going to watch it right after I watch this video.
Kyle B Enjoy high cholesterol & disease from eating dead animals.
Kyle B I'm gonna live longer than you though...
Kyle B says the one consuming death and torture.
Kyle B, you’ll die one day anyway. For all we know this is the only life we have, dont you want to live the longest possible?
Joey Carbstrong helped me to go vegan when he said everytime you purchase meat eggs dairy you are paying for people to slaughter these animal's and the more people are vegan the less demand for it. I will be forever grateful to Joey Carbstrong. He is a vegan hero of mine!.
Great job man! The passion, conviction and eloquence you demonstrate when speaking is inspiring. Looking forward to running into you at some point, in some country.
I read this "Man Eating Journalist" really quick one time :D
you're my hero joey!
Joey, I'm speechless, I'm so inspired and moved by your work. You are a legend! You are absolutely amazing! I can't thank you enough for what you are doing. I have been vegan for awhile, but I'm learning from you how to be an activist. Much love and respect to You.
Joey Ive seen a lot of your videos, and I love them. But this one is definitly the best. Not necessarily the video itself, but how you express your thoughts. You seem very grounded and calm. Well done!
I would like to see you in Perth, Australia. I am form nepal and have been vegetarian since 2003 but after knowing the truth of dairy industry I completely went vegan due to more of you. Also, people like vegan gains, ask yourself, peter singer, Richard Dawkins, also inspired me.
Mercedes Benz yeah and we have a philosopher called peter singer form Australia who have an ethical side of an vegan argument. I haven’t seen James aspey too much and all I know is he went to vipasna meditation.
Mercedes Benz I didn’t know that but I was referring to joe to be in Perth not to peter.
Vegan Gains is a great mentor? Now I heard it all, lol. I am vegan and can't stand this psychopathic, hypocritical idiot. I mean he has a wolf dog which he bought frrom a breeder and feeds meat to. Some great vegan he is. James Aspey is amazing on the other hand.
Amazing video Joey, definitely one of your best. Well done.
Man they always wanna bring up the past. Only thing they can hold on to, to try and divert from the real issues here.
Absolutely, Veganism isn't going anywhere, we are here to stop this greatest injustice in the history of humans.
Please keep spreading the word 🌱🌱🌱🌱go vegan
I have faith in you and that all these horrors will end up one day
So thankfull for what you are doing
Thank you once again
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This was really powerful, especially near the end
We must put an end to this injustice! Thank you, Joey.
Peter B. Sims 😂😂😂😂
Peter B. Sims 🍔🍗
Joey, thank you so so much for everything you do and for teaching me how to be a better advocate for the animals and my health and well-being! I saw a doctor yesterday who told me not to go vegan because it was the absolute worst thing I could do for my health. I responded and told him that I had been vegeterian for 1 1/2 years and completely vegan since February and that my chronic health problems (digestive issues, chronic pain, and migraines) have all but disappeared since my lifestyle changes. Then he tried to hit me with the nutrient deficiencies argument, so I asked what nutrients specifically (and I'll admit that in my head I was thinking, say B12, I dare you, I double dare you 😂) and of course he said B12! I then responded by telling him that most B vitamin deficiencies are in non-vegans, and he didn't know what to say then. Then he changed the subject to claiming that I can get some rare brain disease that alcoholics get because being vegan will damage my brain (allegedly again for lack of nutrients that he couldn't even provide specifics for). Then he tried to take the angle that I only really need to eat "a little bit" of meat to be healthy. I told him that my body will no longer allow for me to buy or consume animal products. I know because I accidentally ate something with milk in it about a month ago while at a friend's house. I got so sick and felt awful mentally and physically for two days, and the gulit was too much. I had nightmares about calves being taken away from their mothers and beaten. Finally, he said that I can be vegan if I really want (like he thought that he was going to change my morals in five minutes) but I just need to eat tofu but warned me that it tastes horrible. I told him that I rather like tofu, and that meat tastes terrible before you season it too. At that point he seemed to give up because he told me that I needed to stop letting google make my ethical and health decisions for me and walked out of the room. There was more to it, but those were key points. I could see him trying to rely on his PhD do get him through the debate, but I held my own with him, all while keeping my cool and having an educated debate. I know that at least I planted seed and got him thinking!
Ashley there is a reason why he is a doctor and you are not , educate yourself a bit more
King Fedorian I'm very educated on this, I was able to debate with a doctor and he eventually told me that being vegan was fine, despite him saying a few minutes before that it wasn't! I literally watched his resolve change before my very eyes. And like you said, he's a doctor, not a nutritionist and that's why he didn't know what he was talking about. If he was right and everything he claimed so valid, he wouldn't have backed down on his stand. He was expecting me to just take what he was telling me at face value just because he had a degree. And how often do you hear about non-vegans suffering from and dying from diseases that were caused by diet? But in vegans, it's almost unheard of. I have talked to many doctors and others in the healthcare field and they have all told me that being vegan is the best thing I can do for myself, and a few of them were vegans themselves as well, or very open-minded to the idea of it. Just open your mind just a little bit, I promise it will benefit you in many aspects of life.
Go Ashley!. outsmarting a doctor with his uni degree.
jade jeffree Lol thanks. It felt pretty good honestly. It's becoming easier and easier for me to speak up for the animals, my health, and the planet. It's something I used to stuggle with in my past as a result of anxiety. But as I'm facing my fears about speaking up, it's helping to lessen my anxiety. It seems like there are endless benefits of being vegan!
Ashley good on you , keep on sticking to your guns ! .
Please never stop what you are doing Joey 💚 Thank you for standing up for the voiceless and the innocent
Haven't watched the vedeo yet but i know its gonna be awesome
as expected
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yeahyeah 124 nah bro we call em vedeo's on this thread
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Why would he say anything different, it's the truth? What specifically do you consider bullshit?
It is..
I seriously got tears in my eyes Joey watching this to the end. So powerful, best debate you have done. Your emotions are under control and your eyes and words scream empathy. Keep it up, you are a hero in my eyes.
Your composure is impressive!
Andrew Browning what he says is scripted. He says the same thing over and over in each video. No need for composure if you keep saying the same thing over and over. He needs to debate a real nutritionist and a person who is confident in right and wrong because most rational people aren’t vegan for the sake of understanding unlike most vegans who are overly emotional so they fall for guilted agendas.
That's obsurd! Repeating facts to people in debates doesn't mean the it's scripted. What most active vegans are doing is principally the opposite of which you suggesting, that we are trying to mislead people. Instead we are exposing the truth around the meat, dairy and egg industry who, supported by our biased and corrupt media, deliberately misleads and conditions the general public. Your speaking to the wrong people.
Andrew Browning meat and eggs aren’t bad for you. Yes, an abundance of certain meats are bad but so is an abundance of sugar and many other things. Things in moderation or what your body can handle (since we have different body types) is what a diet is about. The egg, dairy and meat industry isn’t misleading anybody. If you know nutrition you know what to look for not just blaming certain food groups.
So seeing that we've put your "staged" accusation to bed, lets talk about your "nutrition" justification argument. Firstly, do you think it's justifiable to brutally take the life of a sentient being for our consumption, even when we have a plant based alternative?
Andrew Browning Joey has his lines memorized that’s why he was composed. That’s why he says the same thing over and over. It’s redundant and he only looks decent is his arguments because he has his memorized where as others are caught off guard like when he goes up to people on the street or even reporters who have other topics to discuss not just one. This is Joey’s life so of course he would be composed. Don’t be impressed too easily. To your question...yes it’s okay to eat animals. It’s not okay to eat humans. I had to say it that way because I know you vegans like to use words to catch others into proving your point. It’s weak word play.
You put into words what I have felt. I don’t understand why people would willingly eat the animals and not want to know how that meat got to their plate. Willful ignorance. Bravo
Joey's an angel for the animals and an inspiration for the humans!
What if I don’t wanna be vegan? My life anyways lol
Joey, this is the best dialog I have seen from you. Your interview technique has improved greatly. When you pause long enough to let the other person have their say and listen to their point without getting worked up your responses are so much better. Well done, that was brilliant!
Perfect debate Joey, one of my favorite one so far
This was really good Joey! You converse so well and deliver the message so well. The problem with all these TV interview is that they are wrapped up in a TV studio and you only have a 5 minute window to deliver, to their program. If only you could get them like this I can see it making bigger waves. Much love to you, and thanks
Amazing!
It's so powerful to get people to listen to the screams of tortured animals. I appreciate you giving me advice the other day on your Q & A. I've already got my first video up and many more to come. Thank you for everything, Joey!
Beautiful video Joey. It's always a pleasure to watch you educate
I just became a vegan a couple of weeks ago, after being vegetarian for a long time,and the thing that amazes me is how incredibly easy it has been. It's actually embarrassing. Why in hell did I wait so long?!? Been living on these videos the past few months. They're a great reminder of what it's all for and they are showing me how to be strong for the animals too, like Joey. Coincidentally Joey is my cat's name. Random, but had to mention.
I love how you educate people. We (activists) learn so much from you!
I’m so glad I found you Joey! Just started my vegan journey and it’s going well! I’m looking forward toward my own physical and mental transformation + less animal suffering.
Well done 💚🌱 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Without realizing it I have been going vegan. Haven't consumed any animal product for quite some time now.. I think. So now is the time to officially go vegan and swear to never touch an animal product again. I truly appreciate videos like this. It helps shedding light on the subject
Amaizing content 👌🏼💚
I love watching your activism videos because we all get these arguments and questions. You help me have better counterarguments and answers. Thanks Joey. Keep on fighting. ✊🏽
When the guy asked you if him wearing leather shoes makes him a bad person...he's obviously consciously participating in it...so it does make him a bad person. Most of us agree, but we always dance around it.
Petar 96 Not at all. Most non vegans are not educated about the dairy and meat industry like vegans are. Just because someone eats meat, drinks milk or wears leather doesn't make them bad people.
He doesn't necessarily realize the gravity though. I look forward to seeing more from this guy and if it turns around for him. I bet he chucks the shoes.
@@liamkeen6727 Obviously you're not gonna think it makes you a bad person, otherwise you wouldn't have still worn them. My comment has nothing to do with how you view yourself though.
@@liamkeen6727 And again, this comment wasn't about what you think or how much you care, so need to specify smth that's irrelevant to it. Also again, it's not as if you actually had to point out you don't care. That much is obvious.
Just because "99%" of the world agrees with you, doesn't mean it's right. Wrong is wrong, even if no one believes it.
"Just because something isn't against the law does not make it more or any less moral" 🙏🙏🙏🙏💯
Kinda looks like ask yourself lmao.
Realising that other animals are more or less the same as my dog, and not wanting something to happen to those animals that I wouldn't want to happen to my dog is what made me go vegitarian. Had I been more educated at the time I would have gone vegan then, unfortunately it took me a further six months to learn about the other parts of the animal industry before I went vegan. Im now coming up on 3 years and I've never been happier.
Create a better world by......GOING VEGAN !
@louis How is being a prisoners of big agriculture Ethical. You are the same individuals that hurt children, animals and the environment. You live in an oil-powered domicile, you travel in an oil-powered vehicle to oil powered store and buy plant based foods using “fiat currency” (created with oil, packaged in oil and transported by oil). You then travel back to your oil-powered domicile via your oil-powered transportation. Everything you do is thanks to oil, which is scientifically proven to kill the environment and animals. The pesticides used in plant agriculture kill 64 million birds in the USA alone annually. Plant agriculture accounts for 70% of all child labor worldwide. Everything vegans do is destructive. You literally shop at stores that profit off the exploitation of children, animals and the environment. The really sad issue is they know the facts but willfully choose to kill children and animals for the vegan cause. Instead of doing something about the issues they would rather point finger. It’s really disgusting really!!!
Millennial Prepster ,
the only question you ought to be asking, if you consume animal products because you like the taste, is how your complicity in intentionally, preventably, and needlessly harming and killing innocent sentient individuals can ever be moral?
Vegans like myself are not complicit in any of that.
Louis Gedo vegan makes you weaker physically and mentally. That definitely doesn’t create a better world.
Nelson Chavez , just the opposite for virtually every vegan I know....eating a healthy plant based diet gives you much greater stamina and strength.
When I was a carnist, I needed like 8 hours of sleep. Since I've been vegan, I'm stronger, more mentally alert and I average no more than about 2.5 - 3 hours of sound sleep a day.
Healthy plant based eating is ideal for humans.
Louis Gedo a well balanced healthy diet beats a vegan diet. I’m positive you weren’t eating a healthy diet before you became vegan but you’re just blaming your setbacks on meat when it was just your overall diet that was bad. Most diets work because their original diet was horribly but that doesn’t mean it’s the best for us. What’s best for us is lean meats, vegetables, eggs, complex/fibrous carbs and fruits. Health, physique, strength and energy wise this is the best diet. I guide my clients with this kind of nutrition and they excel tremendously with their health (the show me their tested results), strength, energy and physique. A vegan diet is the bare minimum we can take to survive but not thrive meaning it’s holding us back.
Joey you’re so brilliant at arguing for the animals, the fact you have a chequered past just shows that huge leap to compassion that you made - it’s made you the stronger for it. Thank you so much for being their voice x
Those cries of the animals near the end. So hard to hear! Glad the guy changed a bit. Do you know if he carried on being Vegan?
Don’t be sorry, stand by your choice. At least you have a informed choice and know why us vegans think and eat what we eat. Thanks for the reply
We all used to think the same way. But you changed his ideas and programming that day. I believe he now thinks differently. Well done Joey that was so good.
I can confirm I think no differently.
Excellent work as always dearest Joey. The noise of those poor pigs screaming in agony is so awful and it is rape the animal's don't ask us to abuse them.Very informative in getting the message across!.It's true what you said about all the alternatives to meat dairy eggs leather etc.Vegan cheese omg! .I hope the guy with the microphone stays vegan.Maybe tell him about the 28 day challenge!.I felt better after 2 days. Love to you.xxxx
Hi Joey, just want to say that both my parents have become vegan during the past few months. Your argumentation has helped me to discuss veganism with them.
Hey Joey: Do YOU get out of life ALIVE at the end of the day??! NO!.. Is that unjust?? Is nature WRONG??!
Thank you for your activism 💚✊💕🌱
You can see from minute 1 he was trying to provoke you
Wonderful work Joey, well done! This isn't going away until it ends ✌️
I love when they (reporters and such) formulate their "hard as iron" arguments against veganism. Then, Joey (politely) destroys them and leaves them thinking about matching their morals to their actions. Well done Sir!
Great conversation to listen to. It sounded like he started to open up upon hearing the pigs screaming. Do you know if the guys from that Australian TV network ever aired the piece they were doing that day? Keep up the amazing work Joey.
This was down the road from me man wish I could of joined you brother👊🏻
I am genuinely waiting and interested to read one logical or moral comment from somebody who believes this abuse is justifiable.
The fact that there are none available should be enough reason to stop.
Thankyou Joey, you and a few others helped me to take off the blinders of indoctrination.
VEGAN 🌱
What a great journalist, listening and processing your points etc. Exactly how a journalist should be. Great activism as always from you Joey.
Its hard to go vegan when my family doesn't agree and i have no money.
eevee* no i mean i have no money at all.
That's shitty, you could try watching some documentaries with them like What The Health or Cowspiracy.
evga* i said i have no money. I cant buy any food
evga* i didnt give you bullshit, you gave yourself it.
I understand, and thanks for your consideration. There are step you can do. Sounds like you don't live alone and perhaps with a family. When your family member goes to the supermarket, join them. Have them buy you that 97¢ can(s) of chick peas, or other type of legumes. Make sure rice, potatoes are also included. These are the easiest things to heat up (cook) in a pan/pot. Before going Vegan, I had little to no idea how to cook. After 35 years of being a carnist, now I know how to cook vegan friendly meals. RUclips and the vegan community are your friends. You can do it!
Please keep going hard, this work you are all doing is so important! Well done and THANKS Joey, keep spreading the word and PLEASE never ever give up!
Watched this as I butchered the rabbits I humanely shot tonight..... I will eat well this week.
Paul Cooper why are you like that?
Humane means to show benevolence and compassion. Humane and kill is an oxymoron. They can never exist. They contradict each other. Do you believe that you can show compassion while the animal is being killed? How do you compassionately kill someone who doesn’t want to die?
Defensive much, you cant stand it can you? There will be no stopping the movement of shifting consciousness. Hide and watch.
Steffen Ernst carnist psychopathic trolls who have absolutely no moral compass.... disgusting humans
Effing psycho
Back in the day it wasn’t considered rape when slave masters used to breed female slaves with other slaves or to rape them himself. That still didn’t make it moral or ok. I’m having a hard time with this guys ignorance. Ehhh.... good job Joey your so patient!
...if your SO passionate about animal welfare.. why don't you stand up to endangered animals?? (Due to human activity..)
HYPOCRITE.. are you "consciously complicit" when it comes to endangered wildlife??!
iev k Funny you say that because animal agriculture is one of the leading causes of animal extinction, ocean dead zones, water pollution and habitat destruction.
I'm sure he stands for ending any human activity that harms animals. And yes bruisley 💯 correct.
Boom! lmao
Bruisley yah
. I don't think so... mass urbanization is a far greater cause of animal extinction than agricultural activity... You have more and more (most) people living on concrete...taking up massive pieces of land (ALMOST ALL city dwellers are CONSUMERS NOT*PRODUCERS), which causes for fewer of us to have to "factory farm" our plants and animals- for all of the URBAN DWELERS)); which live in a CITY where there is massive amounts of concentrated pollution that has no filters such as soil, plants, clean air.. and this pollution is then spreading around the world, poisoning the oceans, fresh water... and ultimately causing climate change which will kill MORE ANIMALS AND HUMANS, than any of this bs that you blame on "agricultural activity"... (yes there are many harmful pesticides etc used for farming PLANTS, true - what if we ALL went VEGAN and removed animal products - which are dense, efficient products of nutrition for ourselves..- and therein needed MORE LAND for MORE PLANTS... Properly run cattle grazing operations, are actually STEWARDS of the land... increasing the uptake of greenhouse gasses, in fact, when cattle graze the grass, the grass then regrows and takes in more co2, the cattle graze it again, it then regrow, takes in more co2... not to mention all of the benefits to the soil, and therein fellow land habitat...(And please dont give me the bs of methane gas from cows... we all FART..and this ' cow gas' is extremely minimal in the grand scheme of human emissions..))And contrary to this urban- derived bs.... most agricultural areas -sans factory plant farming, where proper "rotation" is not happening- have very clean air, good soil and healthy people and animals living around them- And most mass-farming is done in areas where minimal ecological diversity is affected, such as arable flat/prairie lands etc.. (And yes, I know they clear parts of the rain forest for farming etc... which we humans on a global scale should try to minimize, since that does make a big dent in the survival of many species at once since forests, rain forests especially, are so biodiverse.. and huge carbon capturers...) As a whole: There are TOO MANY people on the planet, not properly organized to manage our global demands and outputs...
Animal industry is leading cause of wildlife extinction. We don’t have 56 Billion people being existed every year that need land/water/food. 56 billion animals are the ones though that are being bred into the world every year.
Wow this is amazing and to see the change in the interviewer at the end...when he hears the disgusting brutality himself, he is shocked. He has never heard an animal scream for it’s life and not enough people have yet. Maybe he thought animals stayed quiet and just accepted their fate? They have a voice too and those are the animal noises you never forget. Thank you for another great video. 🙏🏻
hey jeoy u can not believe how much i appreciate your work!
You articulate great arguments Joey . You’re a great voice for the voiceless. 👊🏼
FLAWLESS.
Thank you Joey! We love you
Beautiful video Joey. You did such an incredible job answering all the questions while maintaining a respectful and genuine attitude. Keep it up. Every video you make inspires me.