Rob Zombie says the meat industry’s future is “unsustainable”

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17.02.2021 - 01:55

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Rob Zombie has said big chain restaurants are getting on board with vegan diets because “the meat industry has an unsustainable future”.The 56-year-old musician went vegetarian when he was 18 years old, but nine years ago he changed his diet and lifestyle even more when he became a vegan.Speaking to GQ, Zombie said he had given up eating meat because he didn’t like the taste and a movie he watched gave him more insight into the process of getting meat from farms to our tables. “Whenever I was served pork chops or something it would just taste awful to me,” he said.“We’re all brainwashed from the moment we’re born that all the cows are happy and the pigs are happy and everybody’s so happy and it’s all ‘Old McDonald Had a Farm’.

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