A woman is pissed off about a Penny meat commercial.
However, when she criticizes her, she makes a small mistake that others immediately use against her.
Munich - The vegetarian and vegan diet has been of great importance to many people since yesterday.
Not only animal welfare plays an important role, but also climate change and an environmentally conscious life.
According to the Federal Environment Agency, German agriculture accounted for 7.4 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions for the year in 2018.
A large part of this comes from factory farming.
At around 87 percent, methane and nitrous oxide emissions are almost entirely due to cattle farming, as the WDR science magazine
Quarks
writes.
Living vegan or vegetarian therefore leads to a significant reduction in emissions.
Penny: Woman railed against animal meat advertising - "Ugh, ashamed of you"
But the majority of the population still eats meat and so it is completely normal for supermarkets to advertise their meat products.
Including pictures, of course.
This does not exactly meet with approval from one or the other convinced vegetarians or vegans.
A woman raged against the Penny supermarket because of this, but she was at least partly too hasty in her criticism.
Because the supermarket advertised a whole rabbit in its brochure, she got angry and posted a picture of the offer on Penny's Facebook page and wrote: “Ugh, be ashamed - Penny died for me immediately!
€ 0.88 for an animal life, an animal with feelings, fears and lust for life, just like us. "
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Customer railed against rabbit advertising.
© Screenshot / Facebook Penny
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Penny: woman angry about rabbit advertising - other readers rant - "You should be able to read"
However, she had missed the fact that the price of 88 cents relates to 100 g and not to the whole animal, which other readers immediately reproached her in the comments: “It says 100 g each, you should be able to read before you cackle like a brooding hen! ”And Penny also answered:“ Hello, the promotion is the price per 100 g, not the price of the whole rabbit.
Thank you for your feedback, of course. "
Obviously, it wasn't just about the price, but about animal life in general: “I read it wrong, but I'm still against advertising with dead animals.” The usual dispute between convinced meat-eaters and environmentally conscious people developed under the post Animal lovers.
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