Acharya Prashant discusses the selective nature of sensitivity warnings on social media. While videos showing animal slaughter are blurred and labeled as sensitive content with age restrictions, everyday acts like consuming dairy products are not treated with the same gravity. He argues that consuming ice cream or milk is a violent act, equivalent to the cruelty of killing an animal, yet it lacks any trigger warning or health advisory. He points out the inconsistency where smoking is labeled as injurious to health, but dairy, which is both violent and harmful to the body, remains unregulated due to internal ignorance and commercial interests. He further elaborates on the connection between violence against animals and violence against humans by referencing a sensational murder case. In this incident, a man used a meat cleaver—a tool designed for butchering animals—to dismember his partner into thirty-five pieces. Acharya Prashant views this as highly symbolic, suggesting that the instruments of cruelty invented to oppress others will eventually be used against humanity itself. He cites Kabir Saheb to emphasize that the violence one inflicts on others will inevitably return to the perpetrator. This principle serves as a warning to all of mankind that the systems of exploitation they create will ultimately lead to their own destruction.