Vegan protesters in pig masks storm Greggs forcing out customers despite chain’s meat-free sausage roll success

VEGAN protesters who stormed a Greggs in pig masks were mocked by customers who called them ‘uneducated’. Members of Direct Action Everywhere, a group of animal activists , who previously marched into a steak restaurant, went into the bakery holding signs saying “‘humane’ murder is a lie”. The group who targeted the Greggs on London […]

VEGAN protesters who stormed a Greggs in pig masks were mocked by customers who called them ‘uneducated’.

Members of Direct Action Everywhere, a group of animal activists , who previously marched into a steak restaurant, went into the bakery holding signs saying “‘humane’ murder is a lie”.

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Members of Direct Action Everywhere, a group of animal activists , who previously marched into a steak restaurant, went into the bakery holding signs saying “‘humane’ murder is a lie”[/caption]

The group who targeted the Greggs on London Road in Brighton also carried a sign which “it’s not food it’s violence” on Sunday.

But one elderley woman sat outside the cafe and blasted the group saying “they’re uneducated.”

She said: “My daughter studied environmental law and I have done a bit of my own research.

“These people don’t really know what they’re talking about.

“I wouldn’t be here if we hadn’t done some of the tests we have done.

“They need to do a lot more research on the environment before they start acting like this.”

The group then marched down the street shouting messages through a megaphone.

A spokesman said: “We are demanding the abolition of humans using animals, we are fighting to end the horrific oppression animals face in this speciesist world.”

“We are part of the fastest growing social justice movement and we are not slowing down.”

It comes as we revealed a who played sounds of dying cows to diners during a demo is the daughter of a tycoon who made fortunes selling steak.

Morgan Kayleigh Giampaolo was among 20 Direct Action Everywhere activists who stormed Touro steakhouse in Brighton on November 2018.

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