l’ve noticed a lot of discussions recently—particularly sparked after a proposal by an MP—about certain meat slaughter practices used by specific religious groups.

What I’ve seen a lot of is misinformation, with people claiming that these methods are inherently more cruel or unethical, and that they cause greater suffering to the animals. Let me make this clear: the issue is actually quite simple.

The only truly ethical choice when it comes to animal welfare is to go vegan.

There is no such thing as humane slaughter. If you genuinely care about animals then GO VEGAN.

If you refuse to eat meat slaughtered under certain conditions—such as those that include a religious blessing— understand that this refusal has nothing to do with the animals’ welfare.

Despite what some may want you to believe, this meat is stunned before being killed, just like any other meat.

What’s really driving this refusal is not compassion for animals, but racism.

As someone who genuinely cares about animal welfare, I choose not to eat animals at all.

So don’t be a hypocrite, go vegan.