Animal Farm Persuasive Speech

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Animals that reside on farms around the UK! We are here today to address an issue. A problem we have put up with for too long. It is a large one my friends, and so far the farm that I am proud to be a member of has been the only one to take the initiative to get rid of… HUMANS! Ever since they discovered agriculture, they have found a way to use us to do their dirty work. To supply them with everything, yet we live so terribly. Not only do they take everything we have, they butcher us mercilessly. We got rid of our farmer and our life has changed for the better. It’s time for all animals to be free again, free of humans.
Let me ask you all a question. Have any of you ever had a good friend on the farm who suddenly disappeared one day? Just think for a second. Here’s a little statistic to perhaps explain where your buddy went. Over 1 billion farm animals get slaughtered relentlessly every year. That statistic isn’t for the whole world either, this is just for the UK. I shall give everyone a second to let that fact sink in. They take us to place called a slaughterhouse. We are basically living through a holocaust. After we get murdered there, they pack us into little boxes and then we get eaten. Humans literally kill us, it’s time for them to go. …show more content…

Here’s a statistic that won’t exactly please everyone here: Approximately 14 billion litres of milk is extracted every year in the UK and around 10,372 million eggs are taken from the chickens of the UK every year. This is unacceptable. This would be a crime if humans were in our position. News about a crazy “farmer” kidnapping and torturing humans would be the top story. Yet we live that every day, and hardly anyone cares. Humans torture us. But we still put up with them…

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