Meat Wagon message aims to shock

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Saturday, September 15, 2012
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A Meat Wagon alleging animal cruelty in British farms and slaughterhouses visited Leicester this week.

The Animal Aid wagon – a converted ambulance with a TV screen on its side – gave people in the city centre the chance to watch secret footage shot over the past five years.

People who saw the film on Wednesday said they were shocked .

Maria Rose, 55, of Lutterworth, said: "It's heartbreaking.

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"The cruelty is horrendous. I would rather not have any meat products at all if it saved the animals."

Debbie Clark, 32, of Thurmaston, said: "I do like meat, but I do like animals.

"My thoughts on eating meat have possibly changed. But I was thinking about it before I watched the film anyway.

"I have health problems so I need to eat meat, but I wish I could be vegetarian."

The Meat Wagon has been travelling around the country over the summer.

Animal Aid spokesman Kate Fowler said: "Our film shines a spotlight on what animals endure so people can eat meat. I think those who watch it will be horrified.

"They must ask themselves – am I a meat eater or am I an animal lover?"

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  • Profile image for DBLeicester

    by DBLeicester

    Saturday, September 15 2012, 11:13AM

    “I'm a meat eater, but do not condone cruelty. I am happy for an animal to be killed so I can eat it, but it doesn't have to suffer before that point, that doesn't make sense. If this however is just a campaign to get people to stop eating meat by a group of veggies, I wish them all the luck because they going to need it. Humans are meant to eat meat, it's as natural as fish swimming in the sea, or the rain falling from the sky. No one will ever have the ability convince me otherwise.”

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