Imagine you are the Thanksgiving turkey. It is your good fortune to discover that the Farmer accidentally left the door to the house ajar. You sneak in unnoticed. Quickly, you find the computer and log in to Twitter. You have just enough time to type five tweets. What will you say to your followers in no more than 280 characters (not words!) per tweet?

1. Hello, humanity! My time here is short so I will speak briefly and very directly.

2. Have you ever thought about what it is like to be a turkey at Christmas? or better yet, where do you get the meat that you consume all year?

3. This meat comes from a live animal, which did not wish to die, to be killed to promote the survival of another being. Like everyone else, animals want to live.

4. Animals feel fear, pain, despair and sadness and we enter a state of complete terror when we are habituated so that you can eat our meats.

5. So I ask you to put yourself in our places and reflect on the value of our lives. Sincerely: The turkey.

Explanation:

As you may already know, twitter is a social network that does not allow large texts and everything has to be written in a direct and short form. For this reason, the Christmas turkey quickly decided to address the animals' feelings about being slaughtered so that humans can eat their meat. Peru wanted to make people reflect on how animals deserve respect and feeding on them is not respectful and can be considered cruelty if humans put themselves in their shoes.

i think the life is invaluable.

you can also say immeasurable.