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Listen: ‘Celebrity vegan activist’ slammed interviewer who dared to eat a ‘pig’s body’ sandwich
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Listen: ‘Celebrity vegan activist’ slammed interviewer who dared to eat a ‘pig’s body’ sandwich

Australian vegan activist Joey Carbstrong slammed meat-eaters and his BBC interviewer when he spotted a ham sandwich on the table.

Reaming out broadcaster Jeremy Vine in a recent appearance on his radio show, Carbstrong said that “ham” is a euphemism that we should stop using – it’s actually “body of an animal that didn’t want to die.”

Carbstrong, whose real name is Joey Armstrong, calls himself a “vegan educator” and has made it his mission to convert meat eaters to veganism. He uses social media to spread his pro-vegan views, including the controversial take that “a dairy farmer is akin to a rapist” because of how dairy cows are treated.

OK, so a “body of an animal that didn’t want to die” sandwich. You want that on rye? Toasted? Doc reminded everyone that vegans are automatically activists on today’s show.

To see more from Doc, visit his channel on TheBlaze and listen live to “The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson” weekdays 6 a.m. – 9 a.m. ET, only on TheBlaze Radio Network.

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