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Students from UMass Amherst's Allied Scholars for Animal Protection (ASAP) group filmed a TikTok where they dumped candy in a bowl and informed the world how bizarre their beliefs truly are.

It is one thing to make personal decisions for your own health, despite them being rooted in falsehoods, or advocate for better practices for factory farms, but this is a whole other mess.

These students are part of ASAP, which is a group dedicated to “the abolition of speciesism and exploitation of human and nonhuman animals.” And even though they claim they wish to end the “exploitation of human” animals, we can almost be certain that does not include unborn humans in the womb. That tells you all you need to know.

There are also so many things wrong with that video. According to one vegan, “you are not an activist if you are not vegan.” This makes no sense because there are tons of activists who eat meat. It is unclear what he truly meant by that, but it likely is some progressive form of nirvana or whatever. My least favorite claim, however, was when the vegan claimed vegans should not be feeding their pets meat. For the side to claim they are all in it to end animal abuse, it is a bit ironic, to say the least, to advocate for just that. Can anyone make it make sense?

Another vegan claimed all feminists should be vegan. I was already under the assumption that the two were inclusive, not exclusive, but I digress.

Just a reminder of the kind of “activism” these people support.

Clearly, we are not dealing with serious people. But what else is new?

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