EXTREMISTS have launched a new form of protest dubbed “sticker-vism” in which they stick offensive labels to meat products in supermarkets.
Nuisance activists in Australia have been targeting stores with thousands of labels bearing animal rights slogans.
Protesters at a store in Melbourne glued stickers to various chicken, meat, and dairy products throughout the store.
One sticker, attached to packets of Primo thinly sliced chicken said: “This packet contains the dead body of someone who wanted to live.”
The so-called sticker-vism has been condemned on social media.
One Facebook user wrote: “Vegans are getting to a point where they are just as bad as extremist religious folk.”
Another wrote: “Hope it’s dead! I’m not eating it if it’s still alive!”
Activists are selling the stickers online in a bid to turn Sticker-vism into a worldwide trend.
They also want people to start plastering them on public signs.
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