*[Enwl-eng] Protect lobsters from being boiled alive!

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            Boiled alive until they're tortured to death. Save lobsters from 
excruciating deaths!

                  Sign Now

                 It is still common practice in the UK — and around the 
world — to boil lobsters alive in order to make our meals. Home cooks and 
chefs alike shove living animals into scalding pots of murderous water, 
subjecting them to one of the most painful deaths imaginable. For 
generations, the food industry has been trying to convince the public that 
lobsters "don't really feel pain" so that we'd look the other way. But 
that's nonsense. Anyone can see that lobsters — when trapped in vats of 
boiling, bubbling water — desperately try to escape, panicked to save their 
own lives and stop the torment.

                  Being marine creatures without lungs or vocal cords, 
lobsters can't communicate with humans. They can't make sweet mammal-type 
eye gestures at us that we've learned to swoon at. So when it comes to 
torturing these animals just so we can satisfy our palates, humans have 
often been all for it. Luckily, countries around the world are starting to 
ban this culinary practice. Right now, the UK government is considering 
legislation that would ban the live-boiling of lobsters, and it's imperative 
lawmakers pass this bill. Sign the petition to demand that British lawmakers 
pass the Animal Welfare (Sentient) Bill and give crustaceans and molluscs 
like lobsters actual rights!

                  Thank you,

                         Miranda
                        The Care2 Petitions Team




                  P.S. Countless defenseless animals could be spared 
unimaginable pain and suffering. Sign the petition.









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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2021 7:02 PM
Subject: Protect lobsters from being boiled alive!





 
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